"a flexible time frame" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to indicate that a task or project has some flexibility as to when it should be completed. For example, "We have agreed on a flexible time frame for the completion of the project."
The physiotherapist will promote adherence to the intervention using strategies including goal setting, a flexible time frame for intervention delivery, recording of exercise completion, and involvement of family and carers.
These seven factors relating to the organisation of the partnership are a flexible time frame, clear roles and responsibilities, a clear communication structure, usage of the expertise and capacities of the involved organisations, a shared mission, visibility of (the results of) the partnership, and a neutral and empowering management of the partnership.
There will be a flexible time-frame for the intervention, goal setting, the involvement of family/carers, treatment in the home environment and the assessment of factors known to contribute to exercise adherence.
Because of their particular position in the CSSS (in response to a subregional mandate), members had a more flexible time frame that facilitated their involvement in the HPL.
The paper additionally reflected on how identification of tourist segments with flexible time frames can contribute to destination management focused on LOS.
In order to improve adherence and attendance rates, interventions components were designed feasible by most, allowing flexible time-frame, providing a comfortable environment and establishing a good relationship with family and caregivers, them are too invited to program sessions.
"You do need a buyer that is flexible" and not bound to a specific time frame.
This includes new and improved technologies and concepts for biogas, biomethane, and liquid and solid biofuels, which are discussed in the following, while for the electricity sector, the demand for more flexible provision might take place in the years to come; for more flexible heat provision, the transition is expected in a longer time frame.
Hospice is a philosophy, not a place or time frame.
In such a short time frame?
