"warehouses for" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used to indicate the purpose or function of a warehouse. Example: "We need to find suitable warehouses for storing our inventory."
You'd need warehouses for them".
GSI's seven warehouses, for example, can stock a retailer's merchandise and ship and track product.
What values do we convey by turning our homes into warehouses for dolls?
New streets rose teeming with mills and warehouses for storing and displaying fabric.
FedEx decided the supply chain unit would no longer oversee warehouses for clients.
Other supermarkets deliberately binned food in locked warehouses for collection by refuse trucks to stop scavengers.
Several other state rooms were turned into warehouses for discarded furniture and bric-a-brac.
Other supermarkets deliberately binned food in locked warehouses for collection by refuse trucks.
Sunevision's concept of providing warehouses for Web servers was pioneered in the United States by Exodus.
He had worked in warehouses for Calvin Klein, Yves Saint Laurent, Ralph Lauren and the Goodheart Clothing Company, he says.
In September 2009, the company wove in individual stores' inventory to the Web site, so that essentially all of the stores were also acting as warehouses for online.
