The phrase "for individual days" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to specific days, often in the context of scheduling, planning, or discussing events that occur on separate days.
Example: "The schedule allows for individual days of rest between training sessions."
Alternatives: "for each day" or "on a daily basis".
Advance sales for the Virgin festival are equivalent to last year, a spokeswoman said, and Austin City Limits next month, in Texas, has already sold out three-day passes though not tickets for individual days.
Source: Orange County Fair RECORD ATTENDANCE DAYS AT THE FAIR All the Orange County Fair attendance records for individual days were set in either 1987 or 1988 with, typically, the biggest crowds showing on weekends.
Some fans buy weeklong passes; others buy tickets for individual days.
What: Sunshine Stampede; tickets from $12.50 for individual days to $35 for weekend package and $20 unlimited transportation.
A three-day ticket is £99, or about $161; tickets for individual days are also available, though many events are already sold-out.
But smaller, more family-oriented festivals, such as the Larmer Tree in Dorset, have created such a family niche that children's tickets sell out months in advance (Child tickets for individual days are still available for the Larmer Tree festival 2005).
However, particularly in the case of sexual assault, one could easily argue that the spatial patterns for the individual days are similar to the rest of the week.
It provides data across a 7-day period in order to capture typical activity behavior but this advantage may be offset by the lack of precision in the data for the individual days.
We'd have settings for individual minutes in individual days for when individual users could see individual profiles.
But whether things will end as badly for many individual day traders as it did for Jesse Livermore 60 years ago remains to be seen.
The mean body temperature obtained for the pigs on individual days in each of the 3 groups, are shown in Figures 2A (rectal) and 2B (transponder), respectively.
