The phrase "erasure for" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate the purpose or reason for erasing something. Example: The teacher asked the students to make erasures for their incorrect answers on the test.
It's this erasure, for once, of the cheap enchantments of art that makes Stubbs so bravely and unforgettably peculiar.
One hates the Nature that has imposed this affliction, but only this same Nature can be appealed to for erasure, for cure.
Foer has wanted to "create a die-cut book by erasure" for years, and considered using encyclopaedias or his own novels as raw material before settling on The Street of Crocodiles.
In this section, we introduce an analytical framework which allows to relate with the probability of erasure for a single hop,.
Check out this new video from Erasure for their classic hit, "A Little Respect".
From decoding brain activity with scanners to thought-controlled wheelchairs, from neural implants for pain to selective memory erasure for post-traumatic stress, ancient fantasies of mind reading and mind control are taking shape as medical realities.
Districtwide, the average number of erasures for seventh graders was fewer than one per child, but for a seventh-grade class at Noyes Elementary, it was 12.7 per student.
A hybrid method based on dual-tree complex wavelet transform and total variation minimization is proposed for erasure of undesirable artifacts that arise in the existing wavelet-based methods in surface metrology.
Accordingly, VSELs from young mice show erasure of DMRs for Igf-2-H19 and RasGrf1 loci and thus do not express IGF-2 and RasGrf1.
The difference for Cleversafe boils down to its unique erasure capabilities for building large-scale clouds such as the one it is helping develop now for Lockheed Martin to serve federal agencies.
Two processes are expected to contribute to erasure of a signal for the direct donor for ancient transfer events.
