"for later editing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something will be edited at a later time. For example: "I will save this document for later editing when I have more time."
It will include a foldout LCD viewfinder and a computerized menu where light, exposure, and other variables can be controlled, and the audio will be simultaneously recorded onto a digital memory card, for later editing.
I can save the footage in iMovie for later editing.
The Z10 The S10 is DivX Certified, which means it records video in native DivX format — useful for later editing on DivX compatible devices.
Both cameras are slated for availability sometime this summer, and if you buy more than one, each camera can wirelessly communicate with the others to create perfectly matched timestamps for later editing.
You can also save it as a project for later editing.
It will, however, still contain formatting information that can be used to convert it back into an ordinary Word document for later editing.
She arranged the cameras to fire off every five seconds for three hours, later editing down the thousands of frames to create a stirring narrative. .
My class had two students, me and Paul Reichler, whose father, Joseph, covered baseball for The Associated Press and later edited The Baseball Encyclopedia.
Without definite plans for her future after Dartington, Imogen toured Europe, collecting music that she would later edit for performance, including madrigals by Carlo Gesualdo which she found "very exciting".
The subject was enough of an obsession for Miller that he later edited, with Martin Greenberg, an anthology called "Beyond Armageddon," which featured post-apocalyptic tales by Bradbury, Clarke, Harlan Ellison, J. G. Ballard, and many others.
Ms. Spears appeared in three commercials for Pepsi, which were later edited into six, since their agreement was announced in February 2001, including a 90-second Super Bowl commercial in February in which she sang Pepsi jingles from the 1950's forward.
