"for god knows why" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is often used to express confusion or uncertainty about why something happened in a certain way. For example, "She left early, for god knows why."
Home soon Oh come all ye faithful I'm on the train, frying my brain We will fight them on the beaches Boasters Year of living dangerously Free for all God knows Why Gordon needs a holiday Reprints Related items Bagehot: Why Gordon needs a holidayJan 13th 2005 The economy: Year of living dangerouslyJan 13th 2005 Unemployment is at its lowest for 29 years.
Home soon Oh come all ye faithful I'm on the train, frying my brain We will fight them on the beaches Boasters Year of living dangerously Free for all God knows Why Gordon needs a holiday ReprintsEven when a phone does heat up its user's head, it is not clear what is particularly bad about that.
Home soon Oh come all ye faithful I'm on the train, frying my brain We will fight them on the beaches Boasters Year of living dangerously Free for all God knows Why Gordon needs a holiday ReprintsBut the Oratory, run by a formidably independent-minded head, John McIntosh, decided to ignore this.
Home soon Oh come all ye faithful I'm on the train, frying my brain We will fight them on the beaches Boasters Year of living dangerously Free for all God knows Why Gordon needs a holiday Reprints Related items Seaside resorts: The end of the pier showAug 26th 1999Thanet council, though, is still relatively poor.
Home soon Oh come all ye faithful I'm on the train, frying my brain We will fight them on the beaches Boasters Year of living dangerously Free for all God knows Why Gordon needs a holiday ReprintsFor example, the Sikh group complaining about the play in Birmingham was encouraged by supportive noises from the town's Catholic and Anglican bishops.
Home soon Oh come all ye faithful I'm on the train, frying my brain We will fight them on the beaches Boasters Year of living dangerously Free for all God knows Why Gordon needs a holiday ReprintsSince 2003 the Office of Fair Trading has been investigating DMGT's contract with London Underground, Network Rail and other train operators, and a decision was expected shortly.
Home soon Oh come all ye faithful I'm on the train, frying my brain We will fight them on the beaches Boasters Year of living dangerously Free for all God knows Why Gordon needs a holiday ReprintsThings are looking rosier still now that Britain's biggest competitor in higher education, America, has driven away tens of thousands of potential students by tougher visa rules.
"I'm sorry," I tell him — God knows why — and then I'm gone again for a little while.
No, literally, God knows why.
