May 14, 2010 · 'Of course, the story of ‘Hiroshima Pilot as Mental Patient’ was at once tailored to fit the headlines.' They also give this: 'To secure maximum performance the apparatus should be ‘tailored’ for each application.' So, either way is acceptable as far as I can see, but 'tailored to' sounds a little more natural.

Nov 13, 2007 · Both are correct, and they mean the same thing. Perhaps using "to" places slightly more emphasis on the act of custom-tailoring, whereas using "for" places slightly more emphasis on the client's needs.

Oct 20, 2017 · "Tailored to" is idiomatic. "Tailored for" is not. You would be well advised to stick to the former.

Jan 14, 2011 · "We took Joe's basic application and tailored it for our process." "Mick's form is really just a heavily tailored version of Dave's." It can be used in quite a few ways, really. Above are just a few examples. Edited to add that you can indeed follow "tailored" with "for + xxxx - ing" so long as you get the rest of the syntax correct.

Mar 26, 2021 · For example, "He was tailor-made/ tailored for my personality" <Additional question has been moved to new thread by moderator (Florentia52)> Last edited by a moderator: Mar 26, 2021

Jul 6, 2022 · tailored = having straight, simple lines ("a tailored dress") tailor-made = clothing that is specially made by a tailor according to the customer's measurements. By extension, any custom-made item. If I were describing a suit that a tailor has made larger or smaller for a better fit, I'd say it's been altered, or maybe just let out / taken in.

Jul 20, 2015 · You'll find many tailor-made software solutions, wedding celebrations, holiday packages, etc. RM1(SS) ...

Sep 19, 2012 · Hola! No llego a comprender la palabra streamlined hablando de jeans. la frase es: Opt for denim that is streamlined and hugs the figure but isn’t too...

Apr 5, 2012 · I think the survey questions will give you an idea of the meaning of the phrase -- it will help if you share up to four of them. The suffix -ize appears in many made-up words, e.g. Is your car winterized? (Is it prepared for winter with such things as anti-freeze, snow tires, tire chains, windshield scraper, etc.)

May 31, 2007 · Euhmm je vois déjà pas trop de différence en français Je dit toujours 'veste' et jamais 'blouson'. En fait blouson ce serait pas une forme archaique de veste?