The phrase "fluently for" is not grammatically correct and cannot be used in written English.
It is unclear what the intended meaning or use of the phrase would be, and it does not make sense in a sentence. One possible correction could be "fluently speaking for," which could be used in a sentence like "She is fluent in Spanish, so she is often asked to speak for the group during meetings with Spanish-speaking clients."
He writes cleanly and surprisingly fluently for a journalist known for the density of his prose about the threat of mass surveillance, and the need for privacy.
I thought, 'He's found some sort of utopia and I need to be there.'" Hobbs has to talk fluently for a living, but she is visibly uncomfortable and evasive when talking about her father.
Tim Ambrose played fluently for his 32 despite a hefty clonk on the helmet when he ducked into a bouncer – more evidence of the demons in the pitch – leaving the visitors effectively six down with a lead of 114.
England batsman Pietersen came in with 25 overs of the day remaining and played fluently for his 56-ball 58, despite enjoying a let-off on 18 when his drive on the up off Masters was dropped by Mark Pettini at mid-off.
I crossed off being a television anchor since I would have to talk fluently for long periods of time.
Developmental dyslexia is diagnosed when a child has difficulty learning to read words accurately and fluently for no apparent reason (Lyon, 2003), but single-word reading is not the only skill needed to be a proficient reader.
Mr. Cotterill, who speaks Thai and Lao fluently, worked for the United Nations in Laos for four years in the early 1990s and the books draw on his observations at the time, including recordings of interviews he did of friends and acquaintances that give the books a sense of authenticity and humanity.
They can discuss Mrs. Clinton's strategy fluently, wondering, for example, whether her frequent visits upstate, not fertile territory for Democrats, can undo a mayor seen as a downstater through-and-through.
Occasionally, those who spoke Dutch fluently translated for others.
Literacy – as in the ability to read and to write fluently, not just for basic information, but for pleasure.
Chang, who read and spoke Mandarin fluently, visited Nanking for a month and interviewed survivors.
