"for lucidity" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when you want to express a need for clarity and understanding. For example: "I asked him to restate his argument for lucidity."
Hunt, in her work as an actress, has a talent for lucidity, but lucid is exactly what April is not.
The machine "makes for lucidity," he said, "but I am not sure that it encourages subtlety".
But in their desire for lucidity, the dancers made many phrases appear disjointed.
The most celebrated, as Siegfried said, is the sense of an exceptional Gallic aptitude for lucidity.
We reproduce it as a document that for lucidity and sheer humanity compares favorably with the Magna Charta, the.
The notebook may arm the critic in the quest for lucidity, but it may also armour us against experiencing that drunken moment of transformation.
He is most remembered for his light verse, particularly for children, and for the lucidity and easy grace of his essays, which could be delightfully about nothing or decisively about some of the key controversies of the Edwardian era.
She, like him, became a household name; both championed by the free world for their intelligence, for their lucidity and willingness to sacrifice thoughts of self and personal safety to the cause of freedom.
He had a way of timing his moments of lucidity for maximum effect, such as when he pulled a sheet with yet another beginning to a piece I was working on from the communal printer, wandered over to my cubicle, and said, "I see you have made very little progress on the bagel piece.
He also commented, "Most impressive were the phenomenal lighting effects, able to present the stage as everything from a strobe-lit nightmare to a peaceful realm of lucidity for the light guitar solos".
It eschews continuity of thought for interruption and lucidity for obfuscation; it uses luxurious white space to dramatize one-liners not deep or complex enough to carry a whole page's weight, then crowds the next two-page spread with inscrutably tiny characters we can't make out unless we first scurry off to find a magnifying glass.
