"for your generation" is a grammatically correct phrase to use in written English.
You can use it when referring to a distinct period of time when people of a certain age were alive. For example, "The advancements in technology are remarkable for your generation."
"This is really something we are doing for your generation".
To hear My Bloody Valentine is something just for your generation.
Do you think attitudes about plagiarism have changed for your generation because of the flood of information available on the Internet and through other kinds of new media?
Can you tell me what your thoughts are on this? — Francine Rosen A. Experts say that if you've made it to 62 and the rules haven't changed, they're not likely to change for your generation.
"My work is waiting for your generation to be born, because it is your generation that actually understands it", Hershman Leeson says when reflecting on the repercussion her pieces had.
Your argument focuses on jobs and housing, and I think it negates a lot of good things that have happened for your generation – if you are gay it's easier now, women have more opportunities, the opportunities thrown up by the internet mean it's an exciting time to be young.
What have you got for your generations coming up?
Do not accept the common perception that this is impossible for a female of your generation.
There are plenty of pockets for storing your Generation G Lipstick, and they're big enough for your phone so you can take all those dewy Haloscope selfies.
I'm fighting for you, for everyone in your generation across the world, to ensure that you have more than a fighting chance at that bright future.
Our suggestion: look for your new generation of opera aficionados in the classroom.
