'incurred for' is correct and can be used in written English.
The phrase is used to denote an expense or cost of something. For example, "The company incurred costs for the new project."
Tells expenses incurred for his venture.
No costs are incurred for switching suppliers.
How many penalty strokes has Anne incurred for giving advice?
"Multiple delays incurred for poor planning on the Q4000".
"Those are fees incurred for requesting an explanation of your fees".
"The costs incurred for medical care in the UK include costs under these formulae agreements".
Wells Fargo expects that average costs incurred for its campus cardholders will be cut in half.
They usually do not apply to debts incurred for self-liquidating enterprises.
This play shows how little Aristophanes was affected by the prosecution he had incurred for Babylonians.
Reimbursement for medical costs incurred for treating physical injuries is not taxable.
(c GSA will assess administrative costs incurred for processing and handling delinquent debts.
