"In this timeframe" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a specific period or time window in which something will happen or has happened. For example: - In this timeframe, we expect to complete the project and deliver it to the client by next week. - The company's profits have significantly increased in this timeframe of the past three months. - Due to the current circumstances, we have had to adjust our plans for the event in this timeframe. - Please submit your report within this timeframe of three days. - In this timeframe, we have seen a surge in demand for our products.
In this timeframe, La Liga has garnered 15 Champions League semi-final appearances, the Premier League 13 and the Bundesliga seven.
In this timeframe, scientists predict rapid declines in sea ice.
In this timeframe, grass layers have generally senesced while the deciduous tree canopies have not yet fully shed their leaves (Fuller et al. 1997).
In this timeframe cars and public transport have the same modal share with about 55,000 workers per mode (about 40% of the total), while motorbikes are used by more than 27,000 workers (20%).
In this timeframe the most frequently used mode is public transport, accounting for 84,000 trips (42% of the total); cars are chosen by more than 70,000 workers (35%); and the motorbike mode is used by more than 44,000 workers (22%).
In this timeframe CO2 emissions from coal would need to drop at least 25% below recent levels.
In the model, each treatment would result in a one-year reduction in HbA1c; this timeframe was reflective of the length of data from the NMA data source comparing dapagliflozin with oral antidiabetic therapies [ 6].
Since data collection occurred in September-October 2012, this timeframe was selected since it would capture women who would have recently delivered and also had time to recover from birth.
Taal and Pinatubo were the only contributors to the ash load hazard for the site in Manila at this timeframe again accounting for approximately 70 and 30%% of the total anticipated ash load respectively, with events at VEI 4 and above only (Fig. 9).
In emergency laboratories, this timeframe is often unrealistic.
On the other hand, Wang et al. [ 56, 57] and Szmidt et al. [ 97] demonstrated a clear genetic separation of P. merkusii from sampled Asian members of subsection Pinus, and suggest a divergence between these groups possibly in the early Tertiary, although this timeframe is not in accordance with the age of section Pinus based on molecular clock calibrations [ 40, 98].
