The phrase "a sufficient interval of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for an adequate amount of time or space between events or actions.
Example: "It is important to allow a sufficient interval of time between doses of the medication to ensure safety."
Alternatives: "an adequate period of" or "a proper span of".
Six hours should be a sufficient interval to avoid overlapping of effects between OTFC and IV-MO administration and vice versa.
Although the interval between matings has been shown to affect the number of transferred sperm [ 61, 63], 8 weeks is likely a sufficient interval to replenish autosperm in E quaesita.
However, with a sufficient interval between the application of the initiating carcinogen and the promoter, transformation occurs, and the ability of cells treated with subthreshold doses of DBA to form tumours is enhanced.
As in the management of other inflammatory diseases, a sufficient interval might be needed for safe operation.
The fixed frequency discretization (FFD) sets a sufficient interval frequency m, then discretizes such that all intervals have approximately the same number m of training instances with adjacent values.
However, our data covered five years after the publication of the guidance, which is a sufficient time interval for its dissemination and implementation.
A sufficient time interval (30 minutes) was allotted between each measurement so that the second would not be influenced by the observer's memory of the first.
As design year for the upgrading operations is set the 20th year after the opening to traffic of the upgraded road considering this time interval a sufficient life-cycle of an upgraded typical two-lane roadway.
Sample size effects can be addressed by confidence intervals if a sufficient number of single measurements are available.
We considered a sample size of 800 sufficient to give a confidence interval of 3.5% either way on a prevalence of 50% and to provide sufficient power for analyses of major subgroups.
