The phrase "fasten for" is not a complete sentence and does not make sense.
It would need to be part of a longer sentence or phrase in order to be grammatically correct. Example: "Please fasten for safety before takeoff."
Please keep your seatbelts securely fastened for the duration of the flight.
These glistening crystals form dramatic pear-shaped drops with a pin-and-butterfly fastening for pierced ears.
In the late 20th century they were the most usual form of fastening for an outside door and were made by locksmiths in all parts of the world.
In the severe climate of northern Europe, the brooch became the characteristic ornament because it routinely functioned as a fastening for a heavy cloak or tunic.
Ms. Philo reflected the wood-grain patterns into a sleek tunic; the line of a dashboard as sharp skirt pleats; and leather straps as a fastening for a coat.
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So after receiving a patent for a Velcro-type hook and loop fastening for sandpaper, I started my company in the early 1980s.
They are also non-homogenous and utilise differing qualities to achieve their end goal, be it adhesive by glues, anchorage by hooking or physical interference of structures or probabilistic frictional fastening for instance.
A stirring sense of admiration as you check that your seatbelt is indeed securely fastened for takeoff.
Remember that a steel busk is the usual fastening for the front of a corset, and with very few exceptions it's the only type of fastener that is strong enough.
