Thursday, January 11, 2018

usage - Difference between "search of" and "search for"


I was writing a classified for a company, but I got confused between two different usage of 'search'.


Read the following sentences:



If you're in search of a quality marketing company, then your search ends here!


If you're in search for a quality marketing company, then your search ends here!



Now, I want to know what native speakers say about the usage in above written sentences. Are they both okay? Why?


Thanks for your help.





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