The phrase "eradicate for" can be correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to indicate the purpose or reason for eradicating something. Here is an example: The government has implemented strict laws and regulations to eradicate the production and sale of counterfeit goods for the protection of consumers.
For with genetic modification around the corner, any such move by evolutionary forces to eradicate for ever the bad hair day will be swiftly countered by the bio-tech eggheads.
"Kabul says it's very important for the government to come back and eradicate for one, two days in the area where it happened, to show that the government has the ability to exercise the rule of law in Tirin Kot," Wankel said.
Thus, a key concept in dealing with ROS must be to regulate but not eradicate, for turning off production of ROS is tantamount to turning off the engine that powers us.
Once introduced into countries, ASF is difficult to eradicate for several reasons, including the presence of wildlife reservoirs, lack of a vaccine, insufficient laboratory support for rapid and accurate diagnosis, and inadequate funding for veterinary services to enforce the appropriate control measures.
Fossil fuels have to be eradicated for people to live in a healthy environment".
But I disagree that gender discrimination has largely been eradicated for childless women.
If not eradicated for good, the curse of "Il Trovatore" at the Met is broken for now.
"It is not a disease you can say if you eradicate it in Nigeria, it is eradicated for good," Mr. Obasanjo said.
I survived on unripe mango, coconuts and pitifully small fish and was eaten alive by mosquitoes, now eradicated for guests' comfort.
Osborne may also be forced to concede the structural deficit will not be eradicated for another five years, pushing the austerity to near the end of the decade.
Although the disease has been eradicated for more than two decades, its cause, the variola virus, still exists, raising the possibility that smallpox might eventually reappear in humans (there are no known animal hosts of smallpox).
