The phrase "a specified time window" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a defined period during which something is expected to occur or be completed.
Example: "The project must be completed within a specified time window to meet the client's deadline."
Alternatives: "a defined time frame" or "a designated time period."
JOLTS detects suppression and release events by calculating a moving average for a specified time window and specified sensitivity.
Study design: Women who had last menstrual period (LMP) in a specified time window were recruited from geographically defined areas.
Mandatory customers have to be served within a specified time window whereas optional customers may be served (or not) within the planning horizon.
for L ≥ 11 years, the citation distributions still span a huge range, from C ˜ ∼ 10 − 1 to C ˜ ∼ 10 3, with the maximum value being roughly 100 times larger than the characteristic mean value 〈 C ˜ 〉 ∼ 10 1. Figures 3(A, B) show the longevity distributions P ( L ) conditioned on the first publication being within a specified time window.
Fly fights involve a series of brief encounters during which animals interact and separate repeatedly within a specified time window.
By way of example, suppose a given program site had 100 clients with baseline and follow-up assessment within a specified time window (e.g., six months).
It consists in determining the minimum cost distance routes for a number of homogeneous vehicles stationed at a depot, that have a task of delivering goods to a number of customers within a specified time windows.
The TGVP is defined as the probability of not fulfilling a throughput guarantee B [bits] within a specified time-window T W [seconds], averaged over all N users in the system [16].
They have also not designed algorithms that will give the lowest short-term throughput guarantee violation probability (TGVP), which we define as the probability of not fulfilling a throughput guarantee within a specified time-window, averaged over all the users in the system.
Tag-intensities (defined as the intensities of mass (m/z) fragments within a specified time-window; for a detailed definition see Luedemann et al., 2008) from the various experimental conditions (different oxygen concentrations and time) were examined by a two-way ANOVA to select metabolite fragments that showed a significant change in at least one of the experimental conditions.
NO2 was the pollutant with the most convincing effects on IL-6 levels with respect to the a priori specified time window of exposure (0 24 hr) when considering the overall population, regardless of genotype.
