"is indeed for" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it to emphasize a statement or to agree with something that has been previously stated. For example, "This new technology is indeed for the betterment of all humanity."
It is indeed for me a high honor, and one I will always treasure".
If Bikram Yoga is indeed, for legal purposes, akin to "Swan Lake", Bikram might actually have a case.
While Scappy's is indeed for sale, the family says it is close to working out a sale with a stipulation that the restaurant not be radically remodeled.
On the Iranian side, there has been little thinking so far about the limitations Iran could accept if it wanted to reassure the international community that the program is indeed for civilian purposes only, as Iran claims.
I believe that this is illegal throughout the United States, and not just in New York State, where I live. A. Yes, dear reader, the commercial, called "Cut the Cord," is indeed for Subaru.
And when, some three hours after dinner began, you dish out dainty scoops of two kinds of ice cream, topped by your triumphant lacy rice noodle crisps, and sip your South African red muscadet, you will perhaps feel that the good life is indeed, for this night anyway, yours.
All that tearing apart was, indeed, for a greater good.
I imagine Lenin was, indeed, for many years a major source of motivation for the study of Russian.
Orpheus is not a VR-only company, although their first three experiences are indeed for VR.
He hinted that the only reason Scorsese made the film was, indeed, for a "fat studio paycheck".
At times I wonder if this revolution was indeed for Islam or rather to rob women of their rights".
