The phrase "a relevant timeframe for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a specific period that is pertinent to a particular context or situation.
Example: "We need to establish a relevant timeframe for the project to ensure timely completion."
Alternatives: "an appropriate period for" or "a suitable duration for".
It would not have been possible to determine the functional relevance of all affected disease genes and set up a clinical trial for patients with the same subtype of cancer within a therapeutically relevant timeframe for this patient.
The most relevant timeframe for early detection purposes is the time from when a cancer first becomes detectable by diagnostic tests up until it begins to progress beyond stage I disease.
"We have worked extensively with our labor and government partners but have been led to the unavoidable conclusion that there are no available replacement products in the relevant timeframe for this location," Arturo Elias, the president of General Motors of Canada, said in a statement.
Fibrinogen levels are rarely available to the trauma physician in a clinically relevant timeframe and thus fibrinogen supplementation (for example, cryoprecipitate) is often delayed.
Using WGS, three of the six patients (Patients 1 3) received a confirmed molecular diagnosis in a clinically relevant timeframe.
Unfortunately, the complexity of whole-genome analysis, the cost of data generation, and the need for analysis and interpretation to happen in a clinically relevant timeframe have limited the scaling of this most comprehensive approach to high throughput.
The PCL material degrades in a biologically relevant timeframe of 6 to 12 months; meanwhile new bone formation can occur.
Cost-effectiveness analysis in depression generally requires modelling, as all the required data are rarely available from a single study over the relevant timeframe [ 14].
The growing need to simultaneously interrogate a large number of loci within a clinically-relevant timeframe has directed a shift towards next-generation sequencing (NGS 5.
We also identified two instances where the actual evolutionary path is unclear due to a lack of natural sequence data from the relevant timeframe: N334H/L259S, and E375G/R384G.
