The phrase "for every milestone" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something happens or is achieved for each milestone in a process or task. For example, "The project manager provided an update to the team for every milestone achieved."
Bobak Ferdowsi, a flight director who changed his hair style for every milestone in the mission, had buzzed the sides of his head and dyed it with stars and stripes.
We were prepared for every milestone.
Later in life, JuanGa's songs became anthems for every milestone: To Paul she dedicated "La Farsante" (The Phony); to her husband "Me Nace del Corazon" (Born from My Heart), and to her sons "Abrazame Muy Fuerte" (Hug Me Hard).
But I mourn for the fact that for every milestone we celebrate there are ten more we will never know about because there has been a systematic and violent erasure of black lives and experiences defined by blackness.
Indeed, for every milestone in Hollywood -- like last year's award for director Alfonso Cuarón -- there are multiple barriers to Latino inclusion, and many revolve around the stereotype of the Latin lover or the Latina spitfire.
For every monumental milestone, awesome achievement and inspirational impression, there are equal amounts of hard work, mistakes, struggle, falling down and getting back up, lessons learned and opportunities for improvement.
To build a culture of excellence, from behavior to instruction, teachers and school leaders began paying careful attention to ensuring that every student was known, felt valued, and was pushed into the most rigorous academic work he or she could handle, with lots of celebrations for every academic milestone met.
Monte quit her job to be there for every step, every breakthrough, every milestone... just as she was when he was a child.
Check out the video embedded above, and I'd encourage you to watch until the end: TellApart has a pretty amazing ritual it observes for every big business milestone it has, and fortunately a filming of Cribs made the cut.
Ask for donations for milestones achieved along the way or get pledges for donations when you've finished the task.
One's Hebrew name is used for all synagogue ceremonies, such as being called to the Torah for an alliyah, and every religious milestone is marked with one's official name.
