"for every phase" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express that something is true or applicable in every stage or part of a process or situation. Example: "For every phase of the project, we will carefully review and analyze the data before making any decisions." In this sentence, "for every phase" indicates that the same action will be taken throughout the entire project, emphasizing its importance and thoroughness.
If you ask me, there is a car for every phase of a person's life.
From "Puppy Love" to "(You're) Having My Baby" to the words for "My Way," he has self-satisfied songs for every phase of life.
For every phase of construction, there is a job-creation goal, which cannot be met simply by having companies relocate from within Albuquerque.
"However, for every situation there is an answer, for every phase there is a certain behavior, and for every action there is a reaction".
The manipulation of a specific stimulating period of darkness, which is required by each species for every phase of the migratory process, is an important factor in photoperiodism.
I bought how-to books for every phase of the process, from essay writing to squeezing the last dollar of aid from the governmental turnip.
"I am thinking, for example, of the protection of the family based in marriage, respect for life in every phase of its natural course or the promotion of greater social justice," the pope said during his meeting with Muslim community leaders.
Yet not every woman wants to be a mother right now, or perhaps at all -- and access to contraception provides a woman with the freedom to enjoy sex while making the reproductive health decisions that are right for her at every phase of her life.
Once again, they were playing like a first-place-caliber team, excelling in every phase for an extended stretch.
A new program called Comprehensive Soldier and Family Fitness builds in resilience training for all soldiers at every phase — pre-deployment, in theater, upon return.
The program is so small that it has drawn little attention outside rarefied circles, but that may change as its most famous graduate, Mitt Romney, campaigns for the White House, subjecting every phase of his life to scrutiny.
