The phrase "a fixed length of time" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a specific period of time that will not change or be extended beyond what is expected. For example, "We have a fixed length of time to complete the project, so let's make the most of it."
In exchange, an employee agrees to work for an employer for a fixed length of time.
Launched in 1918 from a dolly, it was designed to fly for a fixed length of time, then switch off its engine and jettison its wings, dropping a load of 180 pounds of explosives on its target.
The machine would operate for a fixed length of time, and my function would be to eat anything it produced until the gears stopped turning and I was allowed to leave.
Its cash flow is backed by multiyear contracts that typically lock in annual fee increases for a fixed length of time, making it largely immune from the team's longstanding revenue challenges, which are tied to attendance drops and ticket discounts at Citi Field.
Regeneration experiments were performed for either a fixed length of time (20 min) or until there was no further CO2 measured in the effluent gas.
From Ripaldi's perspective as a staffing consultant, companies are increasingly hiring IT employees on contract, either for a fixed length of time, like six months, or for the duration of a project.
In TDMA, each BMS transmits sensory data in the fixed length of time and drops data if it has a large amount of data (frame).
IPP sentencing introduced by Labor in 2003 and designed for serious violent and sexual offenders, rather than those convicted of theft, like Jason has no fixed length of time, i.e. there is no date set for the individual to be released.
IPP sentencing – introduced by Labour in 2003 and designed for serious violent and sexual offenders, rather than those convicted of theft, like Jason – has no fixed length of time, i.e. there is no date set for the individual to be released.
The window had a fixed length of 250 ms, moving across every time stamp.
Specifically, the channel time is divided into synchronization intervals with a fixed length of 100 ms, consisting of 50 ms-long CCH and SCH interval.
