The phrase "for countdown" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It indicates that something is being done in preparation for a countdown, or the counting down of a specific event or time. Example: The technicians were busy setting up the stage for countdown to the New Year's Eve fireworks show.
Now it's time for COUNTDOWN.
It was an afternoon treat for Countdown viewers of a certain disposition.
For a time he was also the appointed substitute for "Countdown with Keith Olbermann," MSNBC's highest-rated show.
Mr. Sias billed the foundation for design templates for Countdown that he never produced, the district attorney said.
They're impractical for any manual labour but perfect for popping across the road to chat with Gwen, and coming back home in time for Countdown".
Current did not announce a premiere date or a time slot for Mr. Olbermann's program, but it seems likely that it will be scheduled at 8 p.m., the old time slot on MSNBC for "Countdown".
One of a select group recruited from government, industry and the armed forces, Kranz found himself in 1960, at 26, developing from scratch all procedures for countdowns, liftoffs and every other step of a space flight.
How do citizens counter an endemic effect that has continuously taken our fellow Americans' lives while the legislature's reaction is, apparently, to wait for countdowns on devices that are unmistakably set to detonate?
For added effect for a countdown, have a "pi drop" where you drop a big pie off a balcony or another elevated structure.
Chris Mortensen interviewed Parcells on Saturday for "Sports Center" then Sunday for "N.F.L. Countdown".
New Game of Thrones episodes aside, I'm not quite sure what I'd need an app for daily countdowns for.
