The phrase "for later studies" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used when referring to research that could be done in the future. For example: The findings of this study provide a foundation for later studies on the same topic.
The British project also intended to retrieve water samples for later studies, from another, smaller body of water, Lake Ellsworth.
His Manuel de diplomatique (1894), a guide to the study of ancient documents and charts, formed the basis for later studies of the documentary history of the French Middle Ages, particularly the Carolingian period, written by Giry and his students.
Experiments in healthy volunteers are usually a precondition for later studies in pathological conditions.
Łukasiewicz's own treatment falls short of being definitive, though it provides material for later studies, and we shall not pursue it here.
Several studies have been done by Hasan and Kabir (1991, 1994, 2007, 2009, 2012), Hasan (1995) and Hasan et al. (2007a, b, 2010) on the flow and heat transfer characteristics of wet steam in wellbores, which serve as the foundation for later studies (Chiu and Thakur 1991; Cheng et al. 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014).
Timberlake's account of his journeys to the Cherokee, published as his memoirs in 1765, became a primary source for later studies of their eighteenth-century culture.
All this data can be recorded and stored for later study by healthcare professionals.
He waited for the younger chefs to take pictures for later study before slicing the meat and taking a bite, gesturing for his head chefs to follow.
Dr. Fry and his colleagues were given permission to dissect jaw tissue from a terminally ill lizard and preserve the heads of two dead lizards for later study.
Well taught, this can provide a much-needed and sound basis for later study, at GCSE and A-level, for some of the key geographical challenges that face our world.
Taking tissue samples before incineration for later study would also involve the lab in animal diseases that could be fatal to humans, only months after the Clinton administration, at Mr. Forbes's urging, withdrew funds to make the center the country's first Biosafety Level 4 laboratory.
