The phrase "a partial day" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a day that is not complete, often in contexts like work hours, attendance, or billing.
Example: "Since I arrived late, I will only be charged for a partial day of service."
Alternatives: "a fraction of a day" or "a half day".
The sampling includes a partial day, 24-hour, 7-day and continuous vehicle classification counts.
Starbucks's chief executive apologized, the offending employee is no longer with the company and Starbucks will close all its stores for a partial day to institute racial sensitivity training.
As The Loop noted after a partial day 1, The Heist saw download numbers just over 25,000.
I try to at least take a partial day off on the Monday following my sales.
Thus, it represents only a partial day fast.
The Iraqi government claimed a partial Tuesday victory over the Islamic State, saying they have regained control of central Tikrit after a month-long campaign against the militants that was supported by Iranian-backed Shiite militias and US airstrikes.
Figure 17 shows the currents of the shaded string and the unshaded one (string #8 taken as reference) during a sunny day, while Fig. 18 shows the same measures recorded during a partial cloudy day.
The executive branch had first tried a partial work day under the "liberal leave" option that lets workers try to get to work or not.
Through midafternoon Wednesday, the HealthCare.gov Web site was still down because of a partial outage Tuesday night at the data center that hosts the Web site, said Bataille, the Medicare spokeswoman.
Lawyers employed by the Legal Aid Society of New York, who handled 221,000 cases in the courts here last year, will begin a partial strike Monday, they announced yesterday.
PARIS, Feb. 14 (Agence France-Presse) — Attendants at the Louvre were on a partial strike Wednesday, demanding a bonus for the stress of marshaling tens of thousands of daily visitors past the Mona Lisa.
