"for forming" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of creating something. For example, "He used his skills for forming the sculpture from clay."
Wicking added: "It's also great for forming B2B relationships.
A talent for forming entirely new patterns is more rare.
Investment casting, precision-casting technique for forming metal shapes.
English has fairly regular rules for forming plurals.
Most shortcake recipes call for forming individual biscuits.
From there, Mr. Kitagawa displayed a golden touch for forming groups aimed at teenage girls.
As for forming business relationships with his new neighbors, well, that's taking a little longer.
"He was recognized for forming a successful partnership with John Niblack".
He added one year for "propaganda against the state" and 10 years for "forming and managing an illegal group".
"One could be excused for forming the view that the Daily Telegraph has some form of vendetta against Ms Wran.
Cameron made his speech alongside the business secretary, Vince Cable, who praised him for forming the coalition.
