The phrase "indebtedness for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to convey the idea of owing something to someone or being in a state of financial obligation. Example: I am grateful for your generosity and deeply appreciate your understanding of my current financial struggles. Your kind loan has helped alleviate my indebtedness for the time being.
§ 674.64 Discharge of student loan indebtedness for survivors of victims of the September 11 , 2001 attacks.
The "need" to have increased economic growth of any kind (increased consumer activity and indebtedness, for instance) is obviously unsustainable.
Consolidated computations of net capital and aggregate indebtedness for certain subsidiaries and affiliates (appendix C to 17 CFR 240.15c3-1).
Maybe the Fed needs extra tools — to impose limits on indebtedness, for instance, or to adjust monetary policy to serve measures of financial stability.
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17 CFR § 240.15c3-1c - computations cofputationetof net capital and aggregate indebtedness for certain subsidiaries and affiliates (appendix C to 17 CFR 240.15c3-1).
The IFS also highlighted how the poor performance of the economy had led the the OBR year after year to cut its forecasts for economic growth, and to raise its forecasts for the deficit, for total government indebtedness, and for the scale of spending cuts needed to bring its finances back under control.
And he likes short words: "end" for terminate, "debt" for indebtedness and "pay" for remunerate.
This research effort developed a multi-disciplinary model of consumer indebtedness used for early identification of US Air Force enlisted members most at risk for developing indebtedness.
Brazil's Congress also recently passed important legislation, the Fiscal Responsibility Law, which establishes austere spending and indebtedness limits for the local, state and federal governments.
Financiers, with the aid of lawyers, devised long ago two different methods by which a corporation can, without increasing its indebtedness, keep for corporate purposes accumulated profits, and yet, in effect, distribute these profits among its stockholders.
