The phrase "remediation for" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts related to correcting or improving a problem, often in education, environmental science, or healthcare.
Example: "The school implemented a remediation for students struggling with math to help them catch up."
Alternatives: "solution for" or "correction for".
"There isn't any remediation for it.
But the lengthy and typically expensive Superfund process requires remediation for the entire property.
Dale Desnoyers, director of environmental remediation for the Environmental Conservation Department, would not characterize the seriousness of the results, saying more testing was needed.
I also do academic remediation for students who speak English as their native language but who have trouble spelling, writing, reading or some aspect of the English language.
"We're anxious to see whether it's effective," said Elsie Patton, acting director of remediation for the state Department of Environmental Protection.
"It's almost like placing bets," said Val Washington, deputy commissioner of remediation for the state environmental agency, which is getting pressure from some counties to act more quickly to allow the drilling, so as not to miss an economic bonanza.
"If it is a relatively low priority and needs funding, we would put off listing for a time," Michael Cook, the director of Superfund remediation for the agency, said.
In recommending community college as an option for bright high-schoolers eager to get a head start, for example, it fails to recognize the degree to which many community colleges have become way stations of remediation for students who didn't get an adequate high school education to begin with.
For example, Hearsay is launching continuous monitoring and real-time remediation for infractions.
"And so they felt that they needed to go outside to find remediation for some of that".
The General Motors Superfund site has been undergoing remediation for decades but may finally be nearing completion.
