The phrase "a time of casting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to decision-making, creativity, or the act of selecting or forming something, such as in a casting call for actors or a metaphorical casting of ideas.
Example: "During a time of casting, we must carefully consider all our options before making a final decision."
Alternatives: "a period of selection" or "an era of choosing".
The results of core samples extracted from the structural elements after several years of exposure were compared to the laboratory-cured samples taken at the time of casting.
He designed those traps for local people during a time of drought, by casting his great net across the creek.
Appealing to popular resentment in a time of economic trouble, he cast himself as a reformer taking on a powerful industry.
The shadow of Sergio Leone looms large (Wong has called this his "once upon a time of kung fu"), Ip cast as the lone sheriff or shadowy gangster in an iconic image that graces the film's moody poster.
At a time of economic slump and people casting around for an alternative, that elite will only feel secure when they can dance on the grave of trade unionism.
It was a time of the Playboy 'bunny dip', casting couches, Mile High Club, and the '500 mile limit', when wedding rings would fly off the minute you ordered your first Mimosa, on your, all expenses paid, trip to 'the coast' for a shoot.
The lack of interest seems to have actually been what paved the way for Gosling's entrance, a relative unknown who was deemed a huge risk at the time of casting (if only they knew).
The quadrigati were of the weight of the lighter Romano-Campanian didrachms and reflected the rising cost of silver at a time of stress; concurrently the cast bronze coinage of Rome dropped steadily in weight from an as of one pound to one of three ounces or less.
However, there should be a limitation that the notch can be only produced at the time of casting of concrete cubes (pre-cast notch) in the split tension cube specimen.
What are their plans for working families?" ACCURACY -- The commercial accurately reports Mr. Cheney's votes on these issues, but Mr. Cheney says several of them were cast during a time of large budget deficits when he believed the government could not afford to expand social programs.
