The phrase "consecutively for" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to indicate that something happened repeatedly over a period of time with no breaks or interruptions. For example, "The runners raced consecutively for three hours."
Our previous work in [2] introduces consecutive group paging, which provides several group paging intervals consecutively for a group.
"UK new car registrations have now risen consecutively for a year and a half.
Winning games consecutively for the first time since opening weekend is a good start.
But it's many years since a film has played consecutively for a year, as Bafta-winning documentary The Act of Killing has just done at London's ICA.
The effect is produced by illuminating the two halves of a circular patch consecutively for a brief duration.
Kashmir was a story/issue/crisis we followed and investigated for those two newspapers (consecutively) for 16 years.
For example, "you raped my wallet"; Any email address or rider/driver last name that contains the letters R, A, P, E consecutively (for example, Don Draper) are included.
Justice Hanophy then sentenced each defendant to life without parole for first-degree murder, with an additional 8 1/3 to 25 years, to run consecutively, for conspiracy in the second degree.
The judge, Patricia DiMango, sentenced Lebovits to the maximum penalty on eight counts, to run consecutively, for a total of up to thirty-two years — a harsher sentence than anyone had expected.
However, viewing figures have fallen consecutively for the last quarter: takings in November were down 5% on the same month a year earlier, following a 19% drop in October and a 33% annual decline in September.
Sentencing yesterday, Judge Thomas Teague jailed Nicholson, a former nightclub bouncer, for eight years for the rape and seven years consecutively for the blackmail offences.
