The phrase "were catered for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that the needs or desires of a particular group or individual have been taken care of or provided for. Example: "At the conference, all the attendees' dietary restrictions were catered for, with vegan, gluten-free, and halal options available for each meal."
Pampered pooches and adventurous canines were catered for with a variety of innovative services and products.
Their scuzzy existences were satirised in The Young Ones, and sofa-dossers were catered for by quiz show Blockbusters.
He said it made sense to ensure that all away spectators were catered for in one area, and was similar to recent friendlies against Scotland and Ireland.
In its statement Nauru claimed the organisation was there to "devote their services to Nauruans as the refugees and asylum seekers were catered for by another international health service provider".
All interests were catered for, with talks about capitalism and anxiety, raves in the woods, and comedians observing that food is now often served on things other than plates.
The film's release further illustrates that contrast: at last week's premiere, the surviving members of NWA were catered for by celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck but also flanked by security; indeed, US police fearing gang violence are increasing patrols around cinemas showing the film.
Lack of attention to specific difficulties was also identified by some: "the booklet was not directed at my problem at all"; "not really specific enough for someone with bladder cancer"; "there was not enough about male sexual problems"; "I am pleased that same-sex men were catered for- but some of the sections on sex were too vague or not useful".
Allergies are catered for.
Again, every taste is catered for.
All levels can be catered for.
Both static and dynamic viewpoints are catered for.
