The phrase "indeed for him" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize a statement or opinion regarding someone, often in a context where you are affirming something about that person.
Example: "The opportunity was indeed for him, as he had been preparing for this moment for years."
Alternatives: "truly for him" or "certainly for him."
It was rare indeed for him to decide the right thing to do was nothing.
Indeed, for him, these old texts are the true maps for his journeys.
Indeed, for him the point of studying genetic differences is not to make distinctions but to reveal profound connections.
Part of the trouble is that Mr Putin plays by different rules; indeed, for him, there are no inviolable rules, nor universal values, nor even cast-iron facts (such as who shot down flight MH17).
It would be high stakes indeed for him to make this a question of personal confidence in him as leader, with a demand to "back him or sack him", as it might well backfire.
Even if Mr Arafat himself is not averse to putting aside talks on refugees and the status of Jerusalem in return for a Palestinian state, it would be very hard indeed for him to agree to this publicly.But the main obstacle at this week's talks was the issue of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails.
In a way, the scene was indeed novel for him.
Indeed, support for him has split the country's Malay majority, which has always backed the United Malays National Organisation (UMNO), the senior party in the National Front.Concern for Mr Anwar has been accompanied by criticism of the government's economic policies: GDP fell by 7.5% last year.
Two weeks ago, the Times published a story about additional cases involving O'Reilly; as with earlier reports, they appeared to reveal a man who believed that he had the right both to sexually impinge upon and to degrade the women he worked with — and, indeed, that for him those two modes of interacting with women were not entirely distinct.
It was Colonel Knowlton who developed the country's first spy agency — indeed, Nathan Hale worked for him at the time he was captured and executed.
As Richard, Matthew Boston has the rueful air of a man who knows he should know better, but who simply cannot resist the illusion that time will indeed stand still for him and Mandy.
