The phrase "a dedicated time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific period set aside for a particular purpose or activity.
Example: "We have scheduled a dedicated time for team meetings every Wednesday at 10 AM."
Alternatives: "a specific time" or "a set time".
MacLoughlin recommended that a dedicated time should be set aside at the end of each shift for this to happen.
Motivated by the successful discovery of UV/optical transients with serendipitous contemporaneous observations between the GALEX Deep Imaging Survey and the optical CFHT Legacy Deep Survey, GALEX has begun a dedicated time domain survey that operates in parallel with the Pan-STARRS Medium Deep Survey.
During the transmission phase, each TX transmits a symbol in a dedicated time slot.
No matter what happened in our lives, we knew there was a dedicated time when three other female scientists would focus 110% on our concerns.
Similar to [22 24], each of the L transmitting nodes transmits its own signal in a dedicated time slot during the transmission phase.
In phase III, ST is rewarded the spectrum for its own transmission as a remuneration of forwarding primary signals with a dedicated time duration.
(Physician) Having an experienced nurse to decide when to consult a physician, dedicated time for nurses to discuss patients with a physician, and effective communication were noted as enablers for successful implementation of the shared care model.
"It all happened fast, but it was a very dedicated time," said Carsten Nicolai, the German electronic composer credited in the movie by his stage name, Alva Noto.
There was strong agreement to have a brief dedicated time every day to reflect and write in their portfolios.
There is a need for an organiser or a coordinator with dedicated time and means and who brings together different parties.
This is expressed in the following quote: There is a need for an organiser or a coordinator with dedicated time and means and who brings together different parties.
