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.

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

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.

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...

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?

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.)