The phrase "has been finalised for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when wanting to express the idea of something having been completed or settled. For example, "The contract has been finalised for signature."
Nothing has been finalised for next season yet.
In parallel, the design of the large HEPC has been finalised for Euratom safeguards.
Funding has been finalised for a "world-class" BMX and skateboarding park in near-derelict old baths.
"Everything has been finalised for the friendly game to go ahead as planned," NFF president Amaju Pinnick told BBC Sport.
The field has been finalised for Saturday's Grand National at Aintree, with a maximum of 40 runners set to line up in the famous steeplechase.
"The Department of Health, and No 10 who is pulling its strings, have had literally months to get it right and it is a fair bet that its essential elements have been finalised for some time.
We will be releasing updates, too, but no completely new apps have been finalised for this year.
The Italian club said: "Juventus announces that an agreement has been finalised with Liverpool for the disposal of the registration rights of the player Christian Poulsen for a consideration of €5.475m to be paid in two instalments: €2.725m immediately upon the execution of the contract and €2.75m on 1 July 2011.
The competition for the Golden Bear has been finalised and will include Thomas Vinterberg's The Commune, inspired by his own childhood; Alex Gibney's documentary Zero Days, about cybercrime and internet surveillance; Genius, directed by Michael Grandage and Mia Hansen-Løve Hansen-Løveo Come.
A stocktaking exercise to assess the prospects for resuming negotiations has been finalised.
Santos has vowed to allow Colombians to vote for or against the pact once it has been finalised.
