The phrase "has been nurturing for" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is usually used to describe an ongoing action that started in the past and is still occurring in the present. Example: The mother has been nurturing for her child since he was born, providing love and support in every aspect of his life.
Undercut by conventional flourishes like overbearing, telegraphing music and generational miscues — these teenagers don't text, and one reads Sylvia Plath — "Very Good Girls" feels very much like a project that Ms. Foner has been nurturing for some time.
The premise of fully utilizing all parts of an animal or fish, fruit or vegetable, or other byproducts of the food preparation process is a seed Dan has been nurturing for a while.
The idea of resurrecting Dzerzhinsky -- rehabilitating him in Soviet parlance -- has been nurtured for years by those still ambivalent about the Soviet Union's collapse.
But for what so far are rather obscure reasons — perhaps the struggling Iranian economy and mistrust toward Iranians that has been nurtured for centuries — it has been unable to extend its reach.
What he now lacks in zip is made up for once he flicks the switch on his footballing brain, which has been nurtured for over 20 years at the highest level.
Is it the old anti-Semitism which has been nurtured for centuries and reached its tragic climax in the concentration camps, or is it something that has a kind of link with the Middle East situation?" Whatever the case, Ms. Zevi added, "our civilization is somehow unable to prevent or counteract this violence".
This has produced a new avowal of common cause and a shortly to be announced calendar that will include a ranking event in Germany, one of the game's greatest growth areas, which has been nurtured for several years by Shaun Murphy's manager, Brandon Parker.
Biasetto makes his from a mother yeast that has been nurtured for 60 years, organic eggs, organic honey from the Alps and candied fruits from Sicily.
A 22,000-signature letter, sponsored by the Jewish Council for Public Affairs and the Israel Action Network (an effort of the Jewish Federations of North America), warned that divestment would damage "the relationship between Jews and Christians that has been nurtured for decades".
In the 1790s he began promoting the broad theories of physics, chemistry, and meteorology that he had been nurturing for almost two decades.
This wasn't a fledgling personette I had been nurturing for months, crooning '80s favorites so he would develop a perky personality and good sense of rhythm.
