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Discover LudwigThe phrase "for signatures" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used in various contexts, but it is typically used to indicate that something is intended or required to be signed by someone. Example: "Please submit the completed form for signatures by Friday." This sentence means that the form needs to be signed by someone before or on Friday. Another example: "The document is ready for signatures from all the parties involved." This sentence means that the document is prepared to be signed by all the individuals or groups involved.
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People line up for signatures.
Competition for signatures has never been this tough.
The deadline for signatures was 5 p.m. Thursday.
The information is then put on registration cards and mailed to the registrants for signatures.
The pact opens for signatures in September, and 22 nations are needed to ratify it.
Previously, before the other deadlines, ABC had faxed polite requests for signatures on proposed extension agreements.
Now we copied down driver's licenses and asked for signatures and the names of family members.
Yes to the addition of sweat pants once the sweatshirt ran out of room for signatures.
Now, a petition lies on the counter asking for signatures so that Marmite can return.
Mr. Gephardt can count on probably 190 of the Democrats for signatures, whatever they really think of the bill.
Wallace came to Massachusetts several times in the summer of 1968 on drives for signatures to get on the ballot.
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