"even for life" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation that is extremely serious or long-lasting. Example: He was sentenced to prison, even for life, for his heinous crimes.
They despair even for life.
Exercises like this are crucial and yet seem intended to quell any natural enthusiasm for music, or possibly even for life.
Several family members said they were comforted by these words, believing the company would look after their family's financial needs for as long as necessary, even for life.
The minority's current harassment of Ted Olson, whose appointment is not even for life, augurs an era of advice and dissent.
Whether or not an agreement is reached, M.L.B. will likely seek to suspend Rodriguez well into the 2014 season, if not for all of it, and perhaps even for life.
Until recently, medical authorities were telling doctors to encourage almost every woman who had not had a hysterectomy to start taking the drugs when she reached menopause and to take them for years, even for life.
And in countries with state-run health-care systems, needing to see a doctor, even for life-threatening conditions, can mean waiting months–or longer.
Day-to-day survival (food, housing, a safe and legal way to make money) often takes precedence over treatment even for life-threatening medical conditions among re-entering populations (Johnson et al. (2013), Johnson et al. (in press; Stephenson et al. 2005; Blank 2013).
The lack of association between opioid dependence and delay in HCV treatment in our study may be related to changing perceptions by French HIV physicians as they increasingly realize that opioid dependence is not a limiting condition for sustained adherence, even for life-long treatments like antiretrovirals [ 59].
In 2002, after the Chilean supreme court ruled that senile dementia made him unfit to face trial, he was forced to resign his Senate seat too (even senators-for-life need to be compos mentis).
