"a given duration" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a specific amount of time or period that has been predetermined or mentioned previously in a conversation or writing. Example: The contract states that the project must be completed within a given duration of six months.
"If they're anticipating or measuring a certain intensity of rainfall over a given duration of time, they'll pull the trigger on a watch or a warning," Dr. Staley said.
Numerical simulation is performed to compute the minimum distance between risers for a given duration.
The structure is defined to be safe if a set of response quantities remain within prescribed thresholds over a given duration of time.
The study also assesses the suitability of DDEC for estimating the T-year rainfall event associated with a given duration and large T values.
Average behaviour is modelled by defining the survival function, or the probability of a representative individual travelling for a given duration on a daily basis.
The outage probability is the probability that the received SINR is below certain threshold (corresponding to a minimum required rate) in a given duration.
The fact that these three earthquakes caused a larger afterslip for the given duration may reflect some regional conditions at the plate boundary around this area.
Second, that an event of a given physical duration would be perceived as having different durations in different temporal contexts, i.e., would be judged differently by each clock.
The prevalence of diabetes showed a U-shaped distribution with sleep duration in both whites and blacks, but blacks had significantly higher diabetes prevalence at a given sleep duration.
Electroporation is manifested by specific transmembrane voltage thresholds related to a given pulse duration and shape.
A smaller horizontal displacement over a given similar duration between two tests is an indication of lesser rough surface.
