"indemnification for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when discussing compensation or protection from harm or loss. Here is an example: "The company provided an indemnification for their employees, promising to cover any legal fees in the event of a lawsuit."
3.55pm: Don Foster, Lib Dem culture spokesman: Will ISPs have legal indemnification for challenging piracy?
Benefits may include indemnification for lost wages in addition to medical treatment.
Spain continued to insist that the United States pay indemnification for the Cuban vessel.
Most co-op bylaws include legal indemnification for directors — but directors should check.
2989, required a study on indemnification for actions taken by the Administrator under Federal law.
As is the case with many companies, Fannie Mae's by-laws detail actions that bar indemnification for officers and directors.
In seeking indemnification from Brookfield for the claims by the Occupy librarians, lawyers for the city wrote that Brookfield agents hired a private carting company to help remove items from Zuccotti Park.
Wynn's articles of incorporation are typical of publicly traded companies by providing for indemnification of legal fees resulting from litigation related to a director's conduct.
Its mission is to analyze the requests for indemnification of those persons who were unable to work or carry out other economic activities for political reasons during the period from 1946 until 1988.
But there is a solid legal basis for indemnification of pandering to minors if even a simple, easily bypassed gate is in place.
If a catastrophic event occurs, these owners will be looking to past and present board directors who made these decisions, and the association, for indemnification and reimbursement for damages.
