"fateful for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means having a significant or crucial impact on something or someone's future or outcome. Example: The decision they made that day proved to be fateful for their entire relationship.
New York was fateful for him and his family.
A decision to gather on the roof of the town hall proved fateful for many.
The choices are fateful for men, many of whom believe the P.S.A. test saved their lives.
The third time -- and the most fateful for Afghanistan -- was in the spring of 1996.
"It would be fateful for Germany's reputation in the EU and the world.
The Western drama, especially after the year 1000, was more fateful for Christianity in the modern world.
It is a fateful moment for us in India, for all Asia and for the world.
It contains 36 entries for "Mildura", including the fateful one for Mildura Rural City – which has "official" status and is listed as a "district" (comprising an "agricultural area, county, district, local government area, parish or region").
I have an opportunity now to help not just our own children but all the kids in our neighborhood.' " DONALD JOSEPH TUZIO A Buyout and a Fateful Day For 15 years, Donald Joseph Tuzio worked for Bear Stearns as a systems programmer.
Either choice is a fateful one for the Russians, who have been trying for a decade to recast themselves in a European mold and are now beginning to learn that such a decision comes at a price.
As for Sullman, who has thought about what happened that fateful day for nearly a quarter of a century, he says: "Probably all medical error has a multifactorial origin, yet the kneejerk reaction is to find someone and punish them.
