"legible for" is a correct phrase in written English.
It means that something is able to be read or understood easily. It is typically used to describe written or printed text that is clear and easy to decipher. Example sentence: The font used in this document is very small and difficult to read, but the headers are legible for most people.
New: Harder to read against watermarks and somewhat less legible for players of liar's poker.
It's better than having a scratchy notebook with writing that only I can read – a tablet's legible for everyone.
They selected the pictures, some of them barely legible, for their accidental beauties of liquid swirl and textured soil.
Mr. Dijkstra is at pains to explain that American Expressionism -- as distinct from Abstract Expressionism -- refers to the artists' use of European Expressionist techniques of distortion to add power to their concerned depictions while keeping their subjects legible for a general public.
We, thus, chose a threshold of 14.4 mL/100 g that respected tissue integrity and kept the rCBF CT images legible for clinical use.
i.e. that they can provide the information that is being requested under that lawful warrant in a form which is legible for the authorities," she repeated.
Taken together, since Merkel likes little steps, and not big, legible plans for Europe, her overall vision for its future still represents a very German outline.
The writing was on the wall for Cole, but it just wasn't legible enough for him to read.
If you're keeping a notebook for official purposes, then make sure your handwriting is legible enough for others to read as well.
After frequent crossings-out and re-drafts he sits at his portable blue Olivetti typewriter to compose a legible version for his editors.
When Hillary Clinton unveiled a star-studded version of Rachel Platten's "Fight Song," at the Democratic National Convention, the following week, it was, not surprisingly, much less cryptic: this was an entirely legible lunge for a slightly younger and more diverse group of voters.
