The phrase "already in order for" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is prepared or arranged in advance for a specific purpose.
Example: "The documents are already in order for the meeting tomorrow."
Alternatives: "already arranged for" or "already prepared for".
For what it's worth, ultrasounds are a standard part of abortion care already - in order for a doctor to perform an abortion procedure, she or he needs to view the embryo or fetus inside the womb to ensure that there are no signs of an ectopic pregnancy, for example.
The crime must have already happened in order for you to legally make an arrest.
Some had already put in orders for ale, and one had wondered whether he would stock the tequila-flavoured beer Desperados.
Numerical results are given for the cases studied already, in order to validate the proposed method, and for bolted (or riveted) plates fixed by different numbers of bolts.
Encouraged by this, whole transcriptome analysis for miRNA targets in rice transcriptome sequences was carried out, excluding those sequences on which the above mentioned analysis had been performed already in order to avoid redundancy, looking for new targets and save time.
Levin says HitTail helps writers focus on what's almost working well for them already in order to let those terms and topics work even better.
What should have already happened, first and foremost, precisely in order for the country to become capable to forge ahead with these and more reforms, was the scaling-down in real terms (though also as a moral imperative) of the country's bulging nearly unserviceable debt today.
I just told myself that… I am sick already and I need help and in order for me to get help I must be patient" (LPA-5).
He or she should already be connected to you on Facebook in order for his or her name to appear.
In order for this option to work, Facebook must already be set up on your iPhone.
