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"scholarship for" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to a scholarship being offered to a specific group, such as: "The college is offering a scholarship for women in math and science."
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You're ruining scholarship for him!
He has a scholarship for his studies.
I got a scholarship for the Girls High School.
"They offered me a scholarship for a reason.
The festival also offers its own scholarship for twins.
A college scholarship for a much-loved son, perhaps?
(Mr. Evensen got a scholarship for half that).
Today, she runs the Jay-Z scholarship for underprivileged students.
His scholarship, for lessons, was cut in half.
Cambridge college's scholarship for Syrian graduates A postgraduate college at Cambridge is offering a scholarship for Syrian students with the aim of creating "future leaders" for the country.
"I don't care where the ball is thrown, that's what we put them on scholarship for.
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