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The phrase "have a sample for" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to indicate that something is available for observation or use as an example. For example, "We have a sample for you to look at if you'd like to."
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They smiled at each other, and the girl said, "I have a sample for you".
Mythic says it plans to have a sample for customers by the end of the year, with a production product by 2019.
Random biopsies were not obtained in clinically negative cases, which are defined as cases that had negative cytology and additionally negative colposcopy; for these cases it is not allowed by the ethical committee to have a sample for histological examination.
It can help to have a sample for everyone to read.
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"Good morning, Madam, I have a sample of Swan Soap for you".
We have a sample of subjects and for each subject a pair of measurements.
Have a sample of your soil analyzed for pH at a lab.
Because many patients never have a sample taken for culture and sensitivity testing, the identified level of MDR TB is an underestimate.
Four (80%%) of the counsellors had a sample of their sessions checked for adherence/competence.
Boden's usability study, for example, had a sample of just 30 people across three countries.
One case reportedly had a sample drawn for viral testing 4 days before their first reported presentation for medical care.
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