"continuation for" is an acceptable phrase in written English
It is typically used when referring to the need or purpose of continuing something or when the continuation of something is the goal. For example: "This fundraising event is an important continuation for the charity's mission to help those in need."
Demonstrating the importance of intervening both pre- and postnatally, Wambach et al. [ 43], conducted a randomized controlled trial to evaluate an education and counseling intervention designed to promote breastfeeding initiation and continuation for adolescent mothers (15 18 years) starting in the second trimester and continuing until the fourth week postpartum.
"It's a continuation for Clinton-Gore".
"This represents not a change but a continuation for us, as challenging extremism of all kinds forms the basis of our work.
Negotiations failed when the two sides were unable to reach an agreement over the continuation for U.S. troops of legal immunity from Iraqi law.
DK This is the usual continuation for Black: 1…Bb7 2 Re1 g6, and now White unravels with 3 Bc2 Bg7 4 d4 and has set up two strong centre pawns.
"I'm not going to bring it up with him, necessarily, but obviously I think it would have been a great continuation for English and British sport," said Rose of Westwood winning a Muirfield Open, which was claimed by Phil Mickelson.
We found the greatest striatal activity for beat continuation, less for beat adjustment, and the least for beat finding.
As in Experiment 1, participants were asked to write spontaneous continuations for each mini-dialog, making use of the initial pronoun prompt in the second sentence.
Mr McKintosh said: "We all want what's best for Daw Mill which is the continuation really for north Warwickshire.
For all 95 patients, therapy was extended (continuation phase) for 2-3 months.
In his junior year, he switched to a "continuation" school for underperforming students.
