The phrase "and see for the" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "I will go to the store and see for the items we need."
Alternatives: "and check for the" or "and look for the".
The Bank of England is playing wait and see for the moment.
During the 1960s, album covers were conceived as popular art, as seen in the photomontage created for the Beatles' Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967) and Andy Warhol's Banana, with its strip-off sticker and the instruction "Peel slowly and see," for the cover of The Velvet Underground & Niko (1967).
Van Gaal added: "We will have to wait and see for the analysis".
Open image in new window Fig. 2 XPS Au4f, Pd3d, Ti2p and O1s of as-prepared Au Pd/TiO2 Open image in new window Fig. 3 XPS Au4f, Pd3d, Ti2p and O1s of Ar+ sputtered sample (5 min) Au Pd/TiO2. Figure 2 presents the same lines of Fig. 1 but after Ar+ sputtering for 5 min to reduce the materials and see for the effect of these on possible electronic shifts.
Mine is an age for glorious posterity too, when people all across the globe might be able to look in their morning papers and see, for the very first time ever, two people of the same gender announcing their love and devotion to the world.
I especially agree with them that at the outset molecular biologists were hard-core adaptationists, and see for the first time thanks to them how this connects to our early expectation that although what was true for E. coli might be true for the elephant, we would not find homology at the level of genes, detectable in sequences.
In 1979, Steve Jobs visited the lab and saw, for the first time, a computer with menus, windows, and a mouse.
Of the outfits, 16 were 80% finished - they were completed by his team and seen for the first time today.
She looked down into the valley and saw for the first time "scores, if not hundreds of tanks".
They took it out from its frame and looked at the reverse and saw, for the first time, the second woman.
In 1862, New Yorkers went to the gallery of Matthew Brady and saw, for the first time, the gory externalities of the Civil War.
