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"signed off for" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is usually used in a professional or formal context to indicate that someone has approved or authorized something. Example: The project was signed off for by the team leader before it was presented to the client.
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Then he signed off for good.
He then signed off for the day, and the week, saying, "I'll be back.
P14 The Sun Beverley Callard signed off for two months from Coronation Street.
But you don't actually have to be signed off for mental ill-health for it to be affecting your work.
"His GP had signed him off sick, but on ESA you can only get signed off for so long.
"That's not what the American people signed off for when they went into Afghanistan in 2001," Mr. Obama said.
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Signing off for today.
I'm signing off for now.
Even Charlemagne likes to sign off for a while.
The Lede is signing off for the day.
The Lede is signing off for the evening.
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