The phrase "and for getting more" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity in its intended meaning.
Example: "We need to focus on improving our services and for getting more customers."
Alternatives: "and to acquire more" or "and to gain additional".
A strategy integrating improved agricultural production, common use of the forest managed by communities, and joint ventures between communities and private companies for getting more benefits from trophy hunting are identified as acceptable.
The R packages do have the advantage over the SAS procedure in providing the useful alternative algorithms Monte Carlo simulation and parametric bootstrap for getting more sensible p-values and confidence intervals.
Once GPS becomes invalid, the correction models are used to amend the low-cost sensors data and measurement model for getting more accurate location information.
She is also a trustee of Mind in Haringey and an advocate for getting more young people on to boards.
What's more, Gordon Brown, the chancellor, is himself fanatical about child care and other tools for getting more women into work.
We're good at what we do, with four basic schools and a reputation for getting more graduates into jobs quickly than just about anywhere else".
Those numbers look pretty tasty to food retailers, and the prospects for getting more Americans to eat out at the beginning of the day look even better.
Find out more about Warrior and her advice for getting more women in STEM.
One of the most inspiring and helpful means for getting more deeply involved in activism is to read broadly in the field of activism.
Programming will be dedicated to solving the technology gender gap and finding actionable solutions for getting more women into the digital economy.
