The phrase "a learning period" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific duration of time during which someone is acquiring knowledge or skills.
Example: "During a learning period, students are encouraged to ask questions and seek help from their instructors."
Alternatives: "an educational phase" or "a training interval."
"There's nothing you can do when you're with a organization going through a learning period," he said.
But the past three months have been a learning period—not just about the nitty-gritty of parliamentary haggling but, more fundamentally, about not overreaching themselves.
"If you look at the trajectory of the average novel writer, there is a learning period, then a period of high achievement, then the talent runs out and in middle age they start slowly to decline.
ESPN executives call the next six months a learning period for the technology, and their uncertainty is reflected in Mr. Skipper's broad estimate of the number of users who will download the software in that time: somewhere from 3 to 25percentt.
"I hope that 10 years from now the Cuban missile crisis will be looked upon as a learning period for the world in understanding the risk to the human race in continuing huge nuclear forces," Robert S. McNamara, who was defense secretary at the time, said in an interview on Friday.
The algorithm will apparently requires a learning period of three days to establish a unique "pawprint" for each cat.
Scientists who overcome their reservation and exchange their LN for an eLN regularly become avid supporters after a short learning period, praising functionalities like group collaboration, use of templates, embedding of data, scheduling, access to the eLN from any computer world-wide, etc.
A study by Czerwinski et al. [27] showed that after a brief learning period, blank squares were just as effective for search results as thumbnails, although the sub jective ratings for thumbnails were high.
This may be a typical result stemming from the large influx of concepts in a short learning period in both the problem scenarios and traditional lectures.
And at the behavioral level, birds and humans both use "syllables" strung together into phrases; both "babble" during a critical learning period; and both are "vocal learners" — birds learn to sing from a male tutor bird, and children learn to speak from their parents.
Learning to be king is a "lifelong learning period," he said, but his son, the crown prince, passed his own test on July 22. "He came up with some very good ideas, and he made a strong speech," his father said.
