'intended for a' is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to indicate purpose or destination. For example, "This book was intended for a young audience."
Is the film intended for a mass audience?
They were never intended for a high-end gallery show.
Academy is intended for a broader group of corporate leaders.
The book wasn't intended for a general audience.
The "private" jokes appear to have been intended for a wider audience.
Most of that loan, intended for a plant in Delaware, has been suspended.
And his dream-talk is clearly also intended for a wider audience.
This ridiculous assemblage of characters seems intended for a riotous, door-slamming, "Noises Off -style farce.
But defectors said that even internal events not intended for a global viewership were similarly staged.
The site is intended for a Korean cultural center, but plans have not yet been unveiled.
The objects are intended for a broad audience, which is also why they are affordable.
