'for exit from' is a correct part of a sentence in written English.
You would usually use it when you are describing the process of leaving a certain space. For example: "Press the red button for exit from the building."
The Greek government will also be making contingency plans for exit from the single currency.
Throughout this time, his adviser Steve Hilton was pressing for Cameron to prepare the ground for exit from Europe.
It is worth stressing, however, that she was arguing for the reform, not for exit from the EU.
We have localized signals that are required for exit from the Golgi to post-Golgi compartments to the C-terminal region of the golvesin sequence.
No preparations have been made for exit from the euro and it will take months for an alternative currency to be in circulation.
News of the prospective foray, in effect a second test run, would prepare Athens for exit from its current bailout programme which expires in less than a year.
Greece is trying to boost its market liquidity ahead of a hoped-for exit from its current bailout programme next August.
The driver was cited for operating a vehicle unsafely and for exiting from the center lane.
An orderly mechanism for exiting from the eurozone should be devised and then essentially be removed from manipulation by national elites.
David Zieroth meditated on escaping from oneself in The Fly in Autumn, while Carmine Starnino in This Way Out looked for exits from modernity, and Sina Queyras's Expressway was a direct route into the heart of other times and places.
It is hardly surprising that Lord Bridges, who has been finding it increasingly frustrating trying to find a workable approach to Brexit for the government, has resigned from the Department for Exiting from the European Union in apparent disgust.
