The phrase "perfect for carrying" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an object or item that is well-suited for being transported or held.
Example: "This backpack is perfect for carrying all your essentials during a day hike."
Alternatives: "ideal for transporting" or "great for holding."
Mort, as Young called it, was heavy on fuel but perfect for carrying equipment (for smuggling groupies in the back too).
Now Mr. McGovern, who returned to Land Rover as design director, has created the crossover smash of the year, a distinctively daring urban machine that seems perfect for carrying supermodels around London.
Get dessert to go: bene balls -- sesame seeds congealed with molasses -- and mango or pineapple marinated in spicy pepper sauces and sold in little baggies, perfect for carrying home as a sweet souvenir.
It's perfect for carrying a magazine, or you know, a newspaper.
It was easily portable and perfect for carrying from coffee carts, restaurants and cafeterias back to the factory line.
I recently downloaded a huge pack of Four Color Comics, the original home of later hits like Dick Tracy and Donald Duck, and they are perfect for carrying around with you.
The Jackery Bolt is made out of aluminum and is the perfect size for carrying around in your bag or pocket every day.
The parts can be easily dissembled and shipped to affected areas and the payload is the perfect size for carrying a shoebox-sized communication device designed by MIT's Lincoln Labs, which helped support the project.
I bought a yoga mat bag since it's the perfect size for carrying my crutches.
The perfect cracked vessel, in fact, for carrying Tricky's dark odes to urban disaffection.
Attempts at achieving TGC, however, are not perfect and carry a risk for hypoglycaemia [ 4, 5].
