'has been instituted for' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something has been established as a cause or purpose. For example, "A new program of student grants has been instituted for those in financial need."
Basically, Sunday has been instituted for the sake of nature.
While the Eelam struggle is rooted in the treatment of Tamils as second-class citizens in Sri Lanka where affirmative action has been instituted for the majority Sinhalese and a mono-ethnic national identity sought to be shaped the Tamils in India face no discrimination and have been fully integrated into the national mainstream.
Somewhat similar to the aforementioned CONSORT criteria for randomized-controlled trials, the STROBE statement has been instituted for observational studies in order to improve the reporting quality of case-control and cohort studies.
Fines have been instituted for individuals or media groups who might break the law.
But it was the middle classes who disproportionately benefited, and now fees have been instituted for university.
In many communities, curbside collection programs have been instituted for collecting recyclables from households for transfer to material recovery facilities.
Follow-up clinics have been instituted for general intensive care patients but the evidence as to efficacy is sparse at present and there has been no clinic specifically for survivors of sepsis.
Follow-up clinics have been instituted for patients postgeneral intensive care but evidence is sparse, and there has been no clinic specifically for survivors of sepsis.
Strict containment protocols have been instituted for field trials and supply chain control has been adopted for the industrial product [ 16, 17].
In some Muslim countries an official nighttime adhān (call for prayer) has been instituted.
Being charged fines for home deliveries has been instituted as an unofficial practice in some communities as a means to compel facility delivery, however no respondent was aware of such by-laws and instead view fines as a form of discrimination.
