"prepare carefully for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize the importance of thorough preparation for a certain event or activity. For example, "I told my students to prepare carefully for their final exam."
Putin, for his part, is known to prepare carefully for these types of meetings, and to tailor his message to the identity of his interlocutor.
(Ages 4 to 8) A little girl and her grandmother prepare carefully for the long bus ride upstate to visit her father in prison.
Despite the occasional mishaps, however, the general message was that if you prepare carefully for a tattoo you should end up happy with the results.
Callie Hawkinsat Ucas saysparents should encourage students to "take the time to prepare carefully for these calls – think about why the course interests them, how their qualifications and experience match up, and re-read their personal statement".
It really paid to prepare carefully for it.
Mr Beaudoin said the game had "challenging" encounters that players would need to prepare carefully for, by equipping their javelin suit with a huge variety of upgrades and weapons.
Of course we won't know how the SNP poll surge translates into actual seats until 8 May, but this preparation suggests Parliament's authorities are preparing carefully for the prospect of them becoming the third biggest party - unthinkable a few months ago, now being discussed as a realistic possibility.
Tony Visconti, who produced many of Bowie's albums, said the polymathic artist had prepared carefully for his passing.
Ms. Scott said in her deposition that the Stern firm had prepared carefully for audits by the two companies.
Trying to foresee the task ahead, the Allies had prepared carefully for the moment when they entered the country.
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