"continuance for" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means the act of continuing or extending something for a specific period of time. Example: The judge granted a continuance for the trial due to the lawyer's illness.
Had it been as extensive as it was violent, and of any continuance (for it was very short) it must have ravaged all the neighbourhood".
Electricity indicates the quality of a gem by the length of its continuance, for real gems retain the electric influence, after being rubbed, from six to thirty-two hours; while the pastes retain it only from forty to sixty minutes.
If at the time of the custody hearing DHS seeks a brief continuance in an appropriate case based on unresolved identity, law enforcement, or security investigations or examinations, the immigration judge in the exercise of discretion may grant one or more continuances for a limited period of time which is reasonable under the circumstances.
S.V. wants the reverse but is willing - as Hanoi is not - to settle for the continuance of the DMZ & for the independence of the present Saigon regime.
MPs were told money would be needed "not, happily, for the continuance of the war, but for expenditure on reconstruction and other essential services".
When the "machines" crash or run out of fuel, as they always must for continuance of the story, Smyth is there: to fit, to rig, to serve.
In addition to a critical re view of the treatment of blacks here from Colonial days to the present,the statement con tained a personal attack on Justice Murtagh and a counter proposal for continuance of the pretrial hearings.
With the breakthroughs occurring in biotechnology, the research community and the institutions that house them have the opportunity to guide policy development and work to create plans for continuance of new technology in a safe and secure manner.
That the goods so received were forwarded over the lines of the receiving road and in due course delivered to a connecting carrier engaged in interstate shipment for continuance of the transportation.
See Suitor, 98 R.I. at 58, 199 at2d at 723 ("The constitution did not purport to create such an office but recognized it as existing and provided for continuance of the powers and duties exercised by its occupant prior to the adoption of the constitution").; see also R.I. Const.
After Maximilian's death, Dürer and Agnes traveled to Amsterdam to the court of the emperor's successor, Charles V, to plead for continuance of his pension.
