The phrase "a fixed time frame" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific period during which something is expected to occur or be completed.
Example: "The project must be completed within a fixed time frame to meet the client's deadline."
Alternatives: "a set time period" or "a defined time span."
A communique called for "clear and irreversible steps" following a fixed time frame, but is certain to come as a bitter disappointment to opposition groups fighting the regime of President Bashar al-Assad.
To avoid prejudicial rejection of evidence of machine intelligence, Turing suggested the "imitation game," now known as the Turing test: a remote human interrogator, within a fixed time frame, must distinguish between a computer and a human subject based on their replies to various questions posed by the interrogator.
Operation Resolve and the IPCC investigations do not have a fixed time frame, but are unlikely to conclude before the inquests are over.
The roles of the debater and the questioner are well defined; the questioner has to succinctly present his case (all on Buddhism related topics) and the defender has to answer within a fixed time frame.
Moreover, DW is a promising method with which high long-term genetic gain can be expected within a fixed time frame.
Therefore, dynamic weighting is a promising method that is expected to result in high long-term genetic gain within a fixed time frame.
If users don't respond to any of the questions pushed at them they'll get asked fewer questions, and vice versa — although the algorithm is designed so that users can only get a set amount of questions pushed to them in a fixed time-frame so they won't ever get swamped.
For example, a nurse who normally requires a short time to make a risk assessment in practice may feel less pressured under this fixed time frame.
This might be partly attributed to a fact that the appearance of a P300 wave is usually not strictly at 300 ms after a stimulus occurs, so the designated EEG samples taken from some certain fixed time frame may not always be able to exactly reflect the appearance of a P300 wave.
We noticed that as we increased the pH in these simulations, we lowered the yield of total particles reaching hemifusion during the fixed time frame of the simulation.
Nevertheless, decision trees only allow for the analysis of fixed time frames, making the approach problematic in use for diseases with varying length in certain health states.
