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The phrase "plaque for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a plaque that is presented as an award or recognition. For example, "The mayor presented the town's volunteer fire department with a plaque for their exemplary service."
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Give the man a hand and a plaque for his wall and send him on his way.
"Nonetheless, we plan on keeping the plaque for ourselves.
"That's good for us, because you don't get a plaque for supporting poetry.
(She even put up a bespoke blue plaque for the week).
Did you see something that looks like a fragile plaque for a heart attack?
A few yards away is a plaque for Peter R. Kellerman, a Cantor Fitzgerald victim.
An additional plaque for Jammie on "Sid's Seat" would be especially appropriate.
Plaque for Anchor Close, the house where William Smellie's press for the Encyclopædia Britannica was located.
There's a memorial plaque for his late wife he installed on the lamppost across the street.
Coincidentally, I just finished designing an artist statement plaque for a beautiful mural that he painted.
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The MP had called for a blue plaque for her but English Heritage said in 2011 it was "too soon".
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