"packages intended for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to describe packages that are specifically intended for a particular purpose or recipient. Example: We received several packages intended for the charity fundraiser, which we will be distributing to different households in the community.
Companies that handle others' mail face special concerns because they are intermediaries for packages intended for someone else.
Sitting at home, he sorted the information by target country, bundling the printouts, CDs and tapes into packages intended for Libya and Iraq – the two nations that he felt most optimistic about selling to.
It is proposed that this approach can provide the basis for an intelligent risk management strategy to inform both the design and deployment of retrofit upgrade packages intended for residential buildings.
However, the work on advanced online algorithms has so far been mostly of theoretical nature, and no implementation packages intended for end-users have been published.
This clueless dude befriends Rahim when a package intended for the terrorists is accidentally delivered to his apartment.
Attanasio said Radomski testified to the grand jury that he had hidden the receipt for the package intended for Clemens, and other evidence, under the TV set.
The letter sent to the US President is related to the package intended for a US senator, the FBI have confirmed.
The householder received the Brazilian salmon pink birdeater - the third largest spider in the world – in a "return to sender" package intended for the previous owner of his property.
But the agency withheld further information that led to an alternative conclusion: that the software was innocently acquired as part of a package intended for generic guidance of drones.
Ksenia Lyapina, a deputy from Mr. Yushchenko's party, Our Ukraine, dismissed the rowdy opposition deputies as "monkeys from the jungle," and said her party intended to insert the legislation into the package intended for the I.M.F., before the final rounds of voting on Thursday, casting a shadow over the fate of the package once again.
Over the weekend, the Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi, and the Senate Majority leader, Harry Reid, sent a letter to the Bush administration requesting that funds from the $700 billion bailout package — intended for Wall Street — be used to help carmakers as well.
