'receivables for' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to indicate that something is owed for goods or services provided. For example, "The company recorded a rise in receivables for the quarter."
To cover the possibility that Brazil will devalue its currency, Vitech must provide $1.25 in receivables for every $1 it receives from the acceptance corporation.
It offered to swap only 900 billion won of its receivables for equity.
We then sold our $98 million portfolio of troubled receivables for 55¢ on the dollar, losing an additional $44 million.
When he left in July 2000, the ratio was $1.20 in receivables for each dollar in quarterly sales.
When Mr. Cheney became Halliburton's chief executive in October 1995, Halliburton had roughly 95 cents in receivables for every dollar in quarterly revenues.
The discount retailer Target said on Wednesday that it was in talks with an investment partner to sell an undivided interest in about half of its credit card receivables for about $4 billion.
His mother works in Bethpage, N.Y., handling accounts receivable for St . Johns Hospital in Far Rockaway, Queens.
Its cloaking device is un-receivable for human scanners and the escape pods containing the children are quickly dispatched.
E. S. Bankest was engaged in a business called factoring, in which firms buy companies' accounts receivable for less than the face value, then keep the difference when they collect.
As of March 31, Synapse's current liabilities such as accounts payable were 1.2 times greater than current assets such as cash and accounts receivable, for a working capital deficit of $35 million.
According to Breen, "the foreign silver coins had been legal tender, receivable for all kinds of payments including postage stamps and some taxes; the nickel cents were not.
