The phrase "a time for life" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing moments or periods that are significant for living fully or embracing life.
Example: "After years of hard work, I finally feel like this is a time for life, where I can enjoy the fruits of my labor."
Alternatives: "a moment for living" or "a season for life".
I finally decided that I need to make a little time for other opportunities, as well as make a little time for life itself.
Webb will be focusing her efforts on her TV show X-Play, which has expanded to five weekly episodes instead of three, and "make a little time for life itself".
Whether you're starting a family, caring for aging parents or just trying to make a little more time for life, having a flexible work arrangement can make a world of difference.
But for Sebring, this is a time for celebrating her life.
You expect your mid-20s to be a time for starting your life as an adult.
Last week, a think-tank called The Jimmy Reid Foundation, named after the late trade union activist, whose backers include Alex Ferguson, released a report titled "Time for Life", recommending that Scotland reduce the working week.
Both mothers and infants are vulnerable in the days and weeks after birth – a critical time for life-saving interventions, such as post-natal visits, proper hygiene, and counseling about the danger signs of maternal and newborn health.
Both mothers and infants are vulnerable in the days and weeks after birth – a critical time for life-saving interventions, such as post-natal visits, proper hygiene, and counseling about the danger signs of maternal and newborn health.
Advent provided a time for me to long for life, while in the valley of death.
Thus, using the most conservative evidence for life on Earth and the most generous evidence for liquid water, there is about a one-giga year period of time for life to originate.
