The phrase 'for first quarter' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific period of one of the four quarters of the year (January-March, April-June, July-September, October-December). For example: "We have seen a reduction in profits for first quarter."
Add it all up and the Academy Awards and the ancillary shows will help ABC set a record for first quarter ad revenue.
Investors have been nervous for the past few weeks as they waited for first quarter earnings results.
The final figure for first quarter GDP was revised upward to 4.3% from the 4.1% preliminary figure released a few weeks ago.
The big established U.S. automakers, by contrast, had bad news to report for first quarter vehicle sales in the U.S., which makes Tesla look like a strong growth stock and competitors look like stable performers, at best.
Hospitals caring for first quarter of highest volume of patients insured by Medicaid, free care, self-pay, and Commonwealth care; the classification is based on 2004-09 inpatient discharge data.
The calls for further action are expected to grow when estimates for first quarter GDP are released next week, with the UK just one quarter of negative growth away from a triple-dip recession.
On2Music is slated for first quarter 2000, and after that On2Travel, On2Games and others.
Lin estimates that the company will easily meet its earnings estimates for first quarter 1999 (3 cents a share) and for financial year 1999 (70 cents a share).
The job networking site said that revenue for first quarter of 2016 is expected to be $820 million and adjusted earnings per share will be 55 cents.
Revenue of $30.5 billion was about the same as for first-quarter 2001.
Still, combined Pathfinder/Murano sales for first-quarter 2003 equal a 20% total sales gain, a tradeoff Nissan probably anticipated and can live with.
