The phrase "a stabilization period" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific timeframe during which a system, process, or situation is expected to become stable or reach a state of equilibrium.
Example: "After the initial implementation of the new software, we will enter a stabilization period to address any issues that may arise."
Alternatives: "a period of stabilization" or "a stabilization phase".
A stabilization period of 10 minutes before observation of each position was allowed.
Cyclic softening was observed in the fatigue tests at all temperatures without a stabilization period.
Following a stabilization period of 2 3 h, the samples were collected every 20 min using a CMA/170 refrigerated fraction collector.
The RT-PCR machine was programmed to raise the temperature from 20 °C to 95 °C after a stabilization period of 10 min at 20 °C.
After a stabilization period of daily maintenance administration, subjects received quintuple (5× daily maintenance dose) and sextuple (6× daily maintenance dose) doses every 120 h.
Mr. Marineau said the company was in a "stabilization" period, but it did manage a 3.5percentt sales gain, to $1.02 billion, in its fiscal third quarter, ended Aug. 25, compared with last year's third quarter -- the first such sunny news in six years.
However, most of these kinetic studies were of small sample size, achieved minimal weight loss and did not employ a weight control group nor a weight stabilization period at the end of the study.
The stainless steel exhibited a constant performance after an initial stabilization period.
After a 15miniute stabilization period all baseline measurements were performed.
In particular, FRC estimation using nitrogen washout requires several breathing cycles and a long stabilization period and thus, was not suitable in this trial or for regular clinical use (1-4 times per day).
The colon suspension contains in vitro cultured microbiota that were isolated from human feces and are representative of the in vivo colon microbial ecology after a growth stabilization period in the different colon compartments (Molly et al. 1993).
