The phrase "a rush period" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a time when there is a high demand for services or activities, often leading to increased urgency or activity.
Example: "During the holiday season, we always experience a rush period that requires extra staff to handle the influx of customers."
Alternatives: "peak time" or "busy season".
To further entice writers, Technorati is making each tag page first come, first served (there's apparently no voting system in place to float the most objective summaries to the top), so this is effectively a gold rush period.
One of the first things that executives, analysts, and IT staff should realize is that we are entering a gold rush period when it comes to finding and exploiting new forms of data.
Tens of thousands of riders on Lexington Avenue trains were delayed during last night's rush period when a robbery suspect being chased by the police ran onto the tracks at the 116th Street station just after 4 p.m., transit officials said.
Orders begin trickling in as early as a month before, with the rush period really starting two weeks before the big day, Jim Lyon said.
Originally built in 1897 as a hotel during the gold rush period of Western Australia's history, it was converted to banking chambers and offices in the 1980s and now accommodates offices and banking chambers of the Bank of Western Australia Ltd. (BankWest).
Workers remained on the westbound side of the street well past midnight, and were expected to continue working into the morning, perhaps into the rush period, said Mercedes Padilla, a Department of Environmental Protection spokeswoman, just after midnight.
And it takes a long time because it is the rush period – but the usual expression is the rush hour.
Well, I never go out on an unfilled stomach, so before class, I usually have a complete English breakfast – I love it.Getting to class can take a big time because it is the rush period.
As the rush period begins to draw to a close, we host more intimate events that are invitation-only.
