The phrase "will seek for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to express intention or commitment to do something. For example: "We will seek for a solution to the problem as soon as possible."
In this yarn of a glamorous incomer from India who seduces Italy, many will seek for echoes of his former wife, once a prime-time host on Italian television.
"If he is found guilty, then obviously straight away we will seek for him to serve any prison sentence – if he is sentenced to prison – back in this country," Harman told BBC1's Andrew Marr Show.
The unknown question, the issue on which everything turns is how Putin is prepared to exercise the dominant influence he now holds in Syria, and what he will seek, for instance in Ukraine, in return for his co-operation.
The thematic analysis will be based on the initial programme theory and will seek for context-mechanism-outcome configurations.
In fact, they both indicate that the level of concordance achieved during the consultation is likely to define whether or not individuals will seek for further information channels, such as the Internet.
In the sentencing set for Friday, prosecutors will seek leniency for a businessman, Jeffrey Chernick, because of his cooperation.
But when the church moves in, it will seek exemptions for areas used "strictly for church purposes".
Almost everyone will seek information for policies at the website being created for their state's exchange.
We will seek translation for abstracts published in foreign languages, to assess eligibility as well as for full reports of any potentially eligible studies.
We will seek bail for him".
He will seek election for a five-year term next year.
