The phrase "a gap period" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific duration of time during which there is a break or interruption in a process, activity, or event.
Example: "After finishing my degree, I decided to take a gap period to travel and gain new experiences before starting my career."
Alternatives: "a break period" or "a hiatus".
There is no magic formula for a gap period because every student's situation is different.
A gap period can include more than one project, so think about how those projects might develop.
"The wireless infrastructure industry is caught in a gap period in which operators have curtailed spending on current 2G networks and delayed their 3G buildouts into 2002 and 2003," says Bill Lesieur, director of Technology Business Research, a market research firm.
"I have a great respect for Middle Eastern culture and I think a gap period there would be fantastic".
A gap period with a blank screen (200 ms) followed the fixation dot, then 2 pictures appeared simultaneously (centered on the horizontal meridian at 5 degrees eccentricity, one in each hemifield) with a presentation duration of 400 ms. One image contained an animal ("target") and the other did not ("distractor").
AEs were considered treatment-emergent (TEAEs) if they started or worsened with or after the first study drug administration and on the last day plus a gap period of 1 day.
Your UChicago academic program begins immediately after the DS-2019 program end date from your previous program without any gap period (e.g. summer in between programs).
You shouldn't have a gender pay gap, period.
He also said Genesis tries to "contextualize" the ad so that it's clear that once you watch it, you won't have to see another one for a while (the gap period may be "seven articles or 24 hours or 48 hours or one week", depending on the publisher and the reader).
The field of nutrition economics is now in a comparable situation of 'information gap period', and there is a need to start actively engaging key stakeholders to collect data, using measures that decision-makers will recognise.
Depending on the gap period, a dose of 16-38 Gy was given (2 Gy/fr, 1 fr/day).
