The phrase "concealment for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is being hidden or kept secret for a specific reason or purpose. Example: The thief was arrested for concealment of stolen goods. (In this sentence, "concealment for" is not used, but it is implied that the thief was hiding the stolen goods for a specific purpose, likely to avoid getting caught.) Example: The spy used clever concealment for transmitting secret messages. (Here, "concealment for" is directly used to show that the spy was hiding their true intentions for the purpose of transmitting secret messages.).
The "cloak of green Cabbage-leaves" is the final, incongruous touch, adding further concealment for an already heavily concealed figure – and another yuck factor to delight the nursery readership.
Finally, error concealment for the EL slices is done by concealing the missing slice by using the lower quality slice.
Bitterns and tiger herons, relying on concealment for protection, are not markedly gregarious, nor is the hammerhead.
Lacking cryptic coloration many are nearly uniform in colour or boldly patterned they do not rely on concealment for protection.
They give the man (and, yes, it is almost always a man) a blanket right to concealment for as long as he needs it.
Wulfhere was a younger son of King Penda and was kept in concealment for some time after his father's defeat and death in 654.
"She has spoken often of her art for dissembling, for concealment, which, for a writer, can be very advantageous, allowing her to remain free and detached, almost without a self," Sheila reports of her mother.
A large number of trials were considered to have unclear methodological quality: 94 trials for random sequence generation; 77 for allocation concealment; 46 for blinding of outcome assessment; 48 for incomplete outcome data; and 11 for selective reporting.
Fifty four of the included trials were rated as high quality in terms of random sequence generation; the corresponding numbers were 24 for allocation concealment; 70 for blinding of outcome assessment; 95 for incomplete outcome data; and 127 for selective reporting.
This paper proposes an error concealment algorithm for whole frame loss for multi-view video decoding.
An optimal concealment method for wavelet transform coded images for a given partitioning is derived based on the statistical characteristics in wavelet domain.
