The phrase "a time interval from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a duration or period that starts at a particular point in time.
Example: "The experiment will take a time interval from 10 AM to 2 PM."
Alternatives: "a duration starting from" or "a period beginning at".
The mid-term periodicities of polar faculae are studied separately for the total disk, northern and southern hemispheres of the Sun for a time interval from 1951 August to 1998 December.
To determine differences due to bystander type in witnessed elderly OHCAs, we selected witnessed OHCA patients aged ≥65 years with a time interval from the call to EMS to EMS arrival at the scene of ≤60 min and excluded cases with an EMS personnel bystander.
The continental deposits of the Irrawaddy Formation can reach thickness of 2000 m and span a time interval from Middle Miocene to Pleistocene [6].
Intervention time was defined as a time interval from the time of call until arrival in the ED.
Finally, our definitions specified a minimum time interval between measurements rather than a time interval from the first measurement.
The participants in both groups reported regular dental visits with a time interval from 6 months up to 2 years.
These data seems to be related to the careful selection of these oligometastatic patients, most of which (90%) presented a time-interval from diagnosis to SABR > 12 months and a stable oligometastatic disease.
The postoperative examinations were performed over a time interval stretching from the first day to 2 months after surgery.
The Wigner distribution in a time interval, estimated from the denoised signal by (7 - 8), is averaged during this time duration for Doppler speckle reduction in the spectrum.
Imaging using Confocal microscopy is also performed to obtain a visual image of the QDs internalised by cells after incubation for a time interval, assessed from the results of ICP-OES studies.
In trace conditioning, a time interval ranging from for example 500 milliseconds [4] to 10 seconds [5] separates the presentation of the CS+ from presentation of the US.
