The phrase "a day time" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly when someone intends to refer to "daytime" as a noun.
Example: "During a day time event, we will have various activities planned for everyone."
Alternatives: "daylight" or "day hours".
Find a day, time and location that fits your busy schedule.
The facility includes a dedicated orthopedic examination and treatment area that consists of a day time patient ward, and clinician and technician office space.
"This is really Mueller's way of cementing a day, time and place for that conversation — rather than negotiating an interview," said Barbara Van Gelder, a veteran white-collar defense lawyer.
This condition can occur at a day time.
The group will meet periodically at a day, time, and place to be announced.
Typically, measurement was done in a day time with the duration of 15 20 min at one site (30 min at a noisy site).
Three hundred calories a day times 365 days is 109,500 calories.
Actress Andrea Powell somehow manages both and keeps the same 24-hours-a-day time schedule as the rest of us!
When Bratton proved his proposed crime-reporting system required less than 18 minutes a day, time-crunched precinct commanders adopted it.
He knew that a less incriminating version of his tweet would have a Wednesday time stamp.
Darrow et al. evaluated the different temporal metrics of air pollution (e.g., a daily 1-hour maximum, a day-time average, a night-time average) on the following days' respiratory emergency visits and found that the different temporal metrics were also associated with the risk of visits [ 7].
