The phrase "abating for" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context you intend to use it in, as "abating" typically means to lessen or reduce, but the preposition "for" does not fit well with it.
Example: "The noise is abating, but it is still present."
Alternatives: "diminishing for" or "lessening for".
Settlements show no sign of abating, for two main reasons.
That downturn has recently shown signs of abating for some newspapers, including those owned by the Times Company.
I asked a few more questions, although my curiosity was abating, for I suspected the doctor of being an inexperienced theater-goer; by the time the women entered, he would see only old, familiar, boring pictures.
Firefighters are confronted with 1,629km of fire front, with fires having consumed 190,000 hectares, or 3% of Tasmania's land, with authorities warning there is no sign of the fires abating for several weeks, and the potential for catastrophic consequences still a distinct possibility.
At a time when America is still grappling with the racial legacy of slavery and segregation, when the issue of police brutality has welled up again through Black Lives Matter, when at least one in four black males born today can expect to end up in prison, and when inequality shows no sign of abating for African Americans, there is renewed interest in the perspective of the Black Panthers.
Although rates of serious infections with pathogens such as methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) have been rising over recent years [ 1], there is encouraging news from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) indicating that this rise may be abating for healthcare-associated pathogens, though not for community-acquired ones [ 2].
The development has also received a 15-year15-yearatement, with taxes fully abated for the first 10 years and rising 20percentt a year for the next five years.
Real estate taxes at the complex will be kept low thanks to a 15-year abatement, with taxes fully abated for 11 years and rising after that by 20percentt a year.
Monthly charges -- including real estate taxes, which have been abated for 10 years -- will be $290 to $691; without the abatement, they would range from $480 to $1,145.
lot; taxes $3,490 (abated for 8 years); listed at $1.695 million.
The nightmares don't usually begin to abate for at least two weeks.
