The term "recuperating for" is considered correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used when one is taking time to spend recovering or healing from an injury or illness. For example, "Samantha has been recuperating for weeks after her surgery."
After recuperating for four months — while answering phones for the fugitive squad — Jacob joined a new class last January.
The New Yorker, July 28 , 1975P. 29 Dr. Bennett Johnson, a geology professor, has been recuperating for six weeks from a massive heart attack.
Today, after recuperating for more than six months at No. 306 Military Hospital in Beijing, she is back home, adjusting to life in a wheelchair.
By Anne Tyler The New Yorker, July 28 , 1975P. 29 Dr. Bennett Johnson, a geology professor, has been recuperating for six weeks from a massive heart attack.
Sources close to the project said the former president of the Institution of Civil Engineers would be recuperating for three months, while an HS2 insider insisted that he would simply be "seen around the office less often".
So what did I do after my first break and after recuperating for two and one-half months in Connecticut?
The average temperature difference of the high and low pressure refrigerants within the recuperators is the largest as well as the heat recuperated for the optimum mixing position.
He was taken to St . Mary where he recuperated for several weeks.
Richie Porte has withdrawn from the Giro d'Italia to recuperate for his support of Chris Froome in the Tour de France.
Instead of playing in his first United States Open, Bedene was in the hospital for two or three days, then recuperated for several more days in a New York hotel.
She was expected to leave King Edward VII Hospital today and recuperate for two weeks at the royal Sandringham estate before resuming a limited program of engagements.
