The phrase 'she recorded for' is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence like this: "She recorded for the company for three years before resigning."
In 1964 she tried her luck in Nashville, where she recorded for United Artists and Capitol.
"Won't Be Long," one of the first tracks she recorded for Columbia, captures her better than the lustrous orchestral ballads and brittle pop songs of later sessions.
Ms. Harris sang an aching, acoustic-guitar version of "For No One," a song she recorded for her major-label debut album in 1975.
They are among a clutch of songs she recorded for her all-covers third studio album, "Love and Circumstances" (Opus Records), to be released in April.
It features songs she wrote and produced herself, rather than those by the established hit makers behind most of the material she recorded for Mr. Davis.
She has also delayed the planned release of a compact disc that she recorded for Sony Music called, "Dingue," or "Crazy".
She records for Atlantic Records.
Or that she records for public viewing the online world's prettier compliments on her appearance.
She records for Bloodshot, the Chicago-based label that's one of the alt-country mainstays.
(She sang "Solitude," an Ellington ballad she had recorded for the album).
In a meeting with the coroner, they heard messages she'd recorded for them on her iPhone the day she died.
