The phrase "is binding for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something is binding, or obligatory, for someone. For example, "The terms of the contract are binding for both parties."
But, he said, "the red line Netanyahu drew is binding for one country.
Iran A religious decree issued by Iran's supreme leader banning nuclear weapons is binding for the Iranian government, the Foreign Ministry said today, suggesting that the edict should end the debate over whether Tehran is pursuing atomic arms.
"All legal legislation that has gone through procedures stipulated in the Constitution is binding for all branches of power," the ayatollah said in a letter to Parliament, the semiofficial Fars news agency reported.
"Europe will continue to insist on a full-blown legally binding agreement; China and India will continue to oppose one; and the United States, while leaving the door open to an agreement that is binding for all, will continue to be unenthusiastic as well.
Kautilya's views about the formation and implementation of policy were as follows: a treaty based on truth and oath is binding for temporal and spiritual consequences; a treaty based on security is binding only as long as the party is strong.
The minimum wage is binding for all wages; it is binding for Red wages only; it is binding for Red wages of prejudiced firms.
In the period to 2020, these are binding for clean power and partly binding for energy efficiency, in the home appliance and building standards sectors.
The following year saw the introduction of the Guidelines for Teamwork and Leadership, which are binding for all Henkel employees worldwide.
To put this matter to bed, I suggest that it be stipulated that the results of any new referendum be binding for the next 100 years.
When the highest jurist and authority in the country's leadership issues a fatwa, this will be binding for all of us to follow.
