The phrase "fathom for" is correct and usable in written English
It means to try to understand or comprehend something. Example 1: The complexity of quantum physics is difficult to fathom for most people. Example 2: I couldn't fathom for the life of me why she was so angry with me. Example 3: The true intentions behind his actions were hard to fathom for his colleagues. Example 4: She was constantly fathoming for a solution to the problem, but nothing seemed to work. Example 5: The cultural customs of the tribe were hard to fathom for the anthropologist studying them.
Segregation stifled opportunity for my grandfather's generation in ways that are difficult to fathom for me.
Kate's unconscious is considerably harder to fathom, for her professional discretion is absolute.
All of this potential prosperity might be hard to fathom for Mike Hold, an A.F.L. lifer.
Nobody on Seattle's defense made the Pro Bowl, hard to fathom for a team that went 13-3.
Such a calculus can be hard to fathom for people who just want access to a locked iPhone.
That may be hard to fathom for the millions of American business owners and households now preparing their own returns, but low taxes are nothing new for G.E.
To an extent, the depths of Don's existential angst have been fathomed for us (the hidden shame in his past that makes a daily misery of his handsomeness and his nice suits and successful career and beautiful wife), but Peggy seems harder to read - innocent but ambitious, self-contained but with unpredictable bursts of cruelty.
Capain Robert Maloubier commissioned the Fifty Fathoms for the divers' unit of the French special forces, and Rolex design director René P. Jeanneret, a fanatic amateur diver, created the Submariner.
Besides preliminary testing of exogenously added matrix metalloproteinases [ 59], the current system has not yet been fathomed for its ability to study collagen matrix metalloproteinases turnover that would be relevant for analysing effects of collagen cross-link inhibitors and inducers of matrix metalloprtoteinases like hepatocyte growth factor.
It may be hard for the conservative old guard to fathom, but for a long time lots of people have quietly been getting on with non-monogamous relationships.
"I can't fathom it for a moment," said Zev Yaroslavsky, a Democrat on the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors.
