The phrase "a desired time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific time that someone wishes to achieve or schedule something.
Example: "Please let me know your availability for the meeting at a desired time that works for you."
Alternatives: "a preferred time" or "an ideal time".
The second anodization was done under the identical conditions to the first one for a desired time.
After sealing, the reaction mixture was stirred and allowed to react at suitable temperatures in oil bath for a desired time.
The solution was then kept at room temperature without disturbing for a desired time for aging, after which the UV/vis spectra of the solutions were measured.
The subscriber can specify a desired time interval of the message arriving in a topic by introducing a time-based filter.
The designed controller parameters force the controlled variable to behave such as a first order system with a desired time constant.
When considering that cloud cover may impact any given acquisition, this lengthy revisit rate often results in a dearth of imagery for a desired time interval (e.g., month, growing season, or year) especially for areas at higher latitudes with shorter growing seasons.
The 3D position and 3D attitude of each vehicle can be controlled independently to follow a desired time-varying formation.
The dynamics of each agent are modeled by Euler Lagrange equations, and all agents are guaranteed to track a desired time-varying trajectory in the workspace.
For specific time-intervals, record the transcription rate (using equations 1(a), b) and (c)), and after each time-step calculate the DNA methylation value (based on the modification tables Ð calculated as mentioned above or by taking the value specified by the user in a desired time-step).
We found parameter modifications for which a desired timed behavior is robustly obtained.
However, the option exists to input spatially variable wind fields for specific periods at any desired time intervals, a useful option for representing storm events.
