"illuminated for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means "made clear or understood for." Example: The teacher's detailed explanation illuminated the concept for the confused students.
Similarly, bPAC sperm were illuminated for either 10 or 90 min using a halogen fibre optics illuminator (150 W, Intralux 6000-1; Volpi, Schlieren, Switzerland).
But I'm sure it'll be illuminated for me.
The man is alone in the night, illuminated for an instant by a photographer's flash.
Doodler Kevin Laughlin helps us experience the gift Inge illuminated for the world by revealing it as a glowing orb.
In the gallery, art installers hung the lanterns, which would be illuminated for display in a grid along three walls.
If the left half only, for example, is illuminated for 10 milliseconds it produces a definite sensation of brightness.
Diwali, the Festival of Light, is observed by both Hindus and Sikhs; the Sikh celebration centres on the Golden Temple, which is illuminated for the occasion.
Life becomes illuminated for the elect minority by the prospect of eternal salvation or, for those without grace, shrivels under the glare of eternal fires.
In hornworts (e.g., Anthoceros and Phaeoceros), antheridia develop under daily light periods of 4 12 hours; none develop when the plants are illuminated for longer periods.
Subsequent stages of Heidegger's early philosophical development were illuminated for scholars in the late 20th century by the publication of transcripts of lectures he delivered in the 1920s.
As an additional treat, when the greenhouses are illuminated for the evening openings, from a distance Lyman Conservatory looks like a crystalline brooch in the snow.
