Prepositions before nouns: F

for, admission, of, admission "for adoption", "of adoption" or "to adoption"? "for answer" or "of answer"? "for approval" or "of approval"? for, at, after, to or before lunch? "for breakfast" or "after breakfast"? "for collection" or "of collection"? "for dad" or "with dad"? for, during, in, of or with period? "for enforcement" or "of enforcement"? "for examination" or "of examination"? "for generation" or "of generation"? "for guidance" or "of guidance"? "for help" or "of help"? "for improvement" or "of improvement"? "for iphone" or "of iphone"? "for kid", "of kid" or "with kid"? "for lack" or "of lack"? for, of, In, with or to senate? for, of, under, in or to review? for, on, of, to or upon completion? "for permission", "without permission" or "with permission"? "for promotion" or "of promotion"? "for proposal" or "of proposal"? "for publication" or "of publication"? "for purpose", "of purpose" or "on purpose"? "for release" or "of release"? "for removal", "of removal" or "to removal"? "for replacement" or "of replacement"? "for retirement", "of retirement" or "in retirement"? "for sale" or "on sale"? "for speed", "of speed" or "at speed"? "for survival" or "of survival"? for, to, at, after or before dinner? "for update" or "of update"? "for use", "of use" or "in use"? "for walk" or "of walk"? from, of, without, before or to beginning? from, to, on, of or at start?