The phrase "for more definite" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to signify that you need to know more specific details about something. For example, "Can you give me a more precise timeline for this project? For more definite, I need to know the specific dates by which each task must be completed."
European officials called for more definite commitments to the $3 billion-$billion-$4 billionwas estheated to need over five years, but criticisms of secrecy and bureaucratic slowness had led the U.S. to withhold its pledGEF $150 million.
Although the predominant focus of the field has been on outlining the breadth of possible action-game-related enhancements, recent work has concentrated on uncovering the mechanisms that underlie these changes, an important first step towards the goal of designing and using video games for more definite purposes.
In totality, LUNGEVITY will address many critical unanswered questions regarding the role and mechanistic properties of exercise in NSCLC and will set the stage for more definite trials.
However, our experiments did not use a previously purified antifungal substance, which would be necessary for more definite conclusions about antifungal activity.
However, for these very reasons, research on less-commonly studied chemicals is highly needed, not the least to pave the way for more definite studies and to facilitate innovation and unexpected discoveries.
While D13's results support ours, they assumed that the system is equilibrated with stronger winds at a positive SAM and is therefore focused on the long-term trend predicted for the future rather than on interannual variability so that further comparative studies are required for more definite conclusions.
As we wrap up our call, I push Gerber for a more definite timeframe for when we can see Lilium make its first commercial flight, even though I know he probably can't provide one.
The need for a more definite organization led to the first General Assembly, held in Philadelphia in 1789.
Although I loved the ideal of freedom that drives the final scene, it felt as if Ali was trying for a more definite fictional closure than, by that time, her complicated characters can bear.
While the Europeans voiced their fear of inter-religious dialogue, the African and Asian participants called for a more definite endorsement of dialogue.
The consultation had been the last in a row where earlier consultations had gradually prepared for a more definite change in self-perception.
