"for layering" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate that one thing is to be placed over or under another. For example, "I layered the apples in the pie crust for an extra-tasty treat."
"It's great for layering over eye shadow to set it.
To achieve the look, she relies on an ingrained English skill for layering.
Lightweight merino with a scoop neck, this quickly become our favourite option for layering under smarter clothes.
The latter are particularly good – breathable merino, warm without being at all itchy and perfect for layering under ski clothes.
In the United States, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority last year fined Trillium Brokerage Services, a New York firm, and some of its employees $2.3 million for layering.
I find it ideal for layering under outerwear, and it doesn't restrict my mobility or weigh me down, and it always keeps me warm at the core.
Available for babies right through to eight-year-olds, there's a soft, fleecy lining for extra warmth and cosiness, but it's thin enough to use for layering.
My staples are exercise clothes, cashmere trousers and sweaters for lounging, swimming costumes and cover-ups, at least one sun hat and a gilet for layering.
Her trim silhouette also included tight leather pants and over-the-knee boots, and terrific but easily overlooked (if you're napping) crepe chemises for layering.
Floral trousers sent me back to sixth form days while chiffon placed over T-shirts seemed in step with the trend coming through in womenswear for layering.
Maybe it's because they don't wrinkle up or maybe we've just forgotten how inconvenient they are, but they're starting to appeal for layering over T-shirts and under dresses.
