The phrase "indispensable thing for" can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is essential or necessary for a specific purpose or goal. Example sentence: Water is an indispensable thing for survival in the desert.
Mr Roell wants the visitor first to admire the part, next the Swabian craftsmen who fashioned it and then the German genius for making expensive and indispensable things.
As the Year 2000 issue is staring information managers in the face, it has become easier, and more cost effective, to completely retool corporate systems for all those boring but indispensable things like inventory control, order taking, and accounting.
As elucidated in a recent review [24], to develop an effective statistical method for predicting protein attributes, one of the indispensable things is a valid benchmark dataset.
He was put in charge of many quotidian but indispensable things, including the White House's limousines.
But one of the indispensable things that art does is find grandeur in unexpected places.
He also served as an indispensable scapegoat: It was the most practical thing for Queen Mary to believe that Dudley had been acting all alone and it was in nobody's interest to doubt it.
(Factoid: Milton Bradley, while noted for having popularized the concept of the board game, also invented the paper cutter, which would decades later prove indispensable for, among other things, shearing said paper into tiny, little Hitler mustaches. Okay, go on).
It is simply not the case that material things are the indispensable basis for a framework of knowable, uniquely located, re-identifiable items.
Also, as the mother, they knew that they needed to talk about it in advance, giving their daughters information, educating them regarding their safety and careful behaviour, and that parents are indispensable for all of these things.
The ability to realize that he can never attain to an exhaustive analysis of the thing he loves best is the indispensable qualification for signing on.
