'it seeks for' is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in the context of something looking for something else, such as a person or an object. For example, "The detective spent days searching for clues; it seeks for any evidence that might lead to the culprit."
In a statement to parliament, Foreign Minister Julie Bishop urged the Indonesian government to "show the same mercy...that it seeks for its citizens in the same situation abroad".
It is in the U.S. interest to encourage the March 14th-ers to hold their ground on this point, and not hand Hezbollah the explicit de jure legitimization it seeks for its military independence.
But it has not yet finished enrolling the 250 patients it seeks for the trial in the United States.
It is not clear whether the alarmingly broad powers it seeks for Australian agencies are really called for.
Thus, in the words of Plotinus, in his Enneads, "The one is perfect because it seeks for nothing, and possesses nothing, and has need of nothing; and being perfect, it overflows, and thus its superabundance produces an Other". This generation of the many from the one must continue until all possible varieties of being in the descending series are realized.
It seeks for memory pages with the same content and merges them to one physical memory page.
Verizon has got what it sought for years: full control of its juiciest asset, which has revenues of $76 billion a year much more than its fixed-line business and accounts for almost all of its operating profit.
The United Nations refugee agency says it has received about one-third of the $494 million it sought for Syrian refugees in the first half of the year.
Last year, having received $3 billion less than it sought for the three diseases it fights, the fund cut grants by an average of 12 percent.
Legal experts say that move implies that parts of the country that forbid the death penalty locally are more likely to have it sought for federal crimes.
The Guggenheim denied that claim, saying that no works it sought for the exhibit "were blocked and no collector refused to lend".
