The phrase "a tighter time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a schedule or deadline that is more constrained or limited than before.
Example: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, we now have a tighter time to complete the project than we initially anticipated."
Alternatives: "a more limited timeframe" or "a stricter deadline".
The forced separation of immigrant children at the border is the exact same phenomenon, just in a tighter time frame.
This is because the QoS requirements have to be satisfied in a tighter time scale, which requires for detailed models to account for the instantaneous channel random fluctuations.
But the inaccuracy of the ice core's sulfate record (plus-or-minus about 2 years), as well as any time lag between the active phase of an eruption and the time when sulfates actually were deposited, make it difficult to assess any volcano/climate link across a tighter time window.
Not only did he show vulnerability, but also I realized I was on a tighter time constraint to resolve my relationship with him.
In this shorter version of the Safren et al. protocol, the core skills of planning and organization, reducing distractibility, and coping with mood problems, are clearly present but they are offered in a tighter time frame and integrated with the existing treatment program for SUD that partly overlaps with some of these skills.
Knowing the time at which the process began to vary, the so-called change point, would help to conduct the search more efficiently in a tighter time-frame.
Knowing the time at which the process began to vary, the so-called change point would help to conduct the search more efficiently in a tighter time-frame (Assareh et al. 2013; Akhavan Niaki and Khedmati 2013).
It must be tough to make a show in such a tight time frame.
It will be an uphill struggle within a tight time frame".
The dorms were built on a tight time frame, with construction beginning immediately after Reunions in 2007.
The meetings on Sunday represented an extraordinary convergence of diplomatic activity, crammed into a tight time frame.
