The phrase "a time of freezing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a period characterized by extremely cold temperatures or conditions, often in a weather-related context.
Example: "During the winter months, we often experience a time of freezing that can lead to hazardous road conditions."
Alternatives: "a period of frost" or "an era of cold".
The effect of moisture content at the time of freezing, number of freeze/thaw (F/T) cycles, and material size reduction were investigated.
All volumes were then corrected for water expansion at the time of freezing (see Method section).
The final quality depends on the quality of the fish at the time of freezing as well as other factors during freezing, cold storage and distribution.
The shape and volumes of these spaces remain unchanged, with the exception of limited expansion of water at the time of freezing.
Two-hundred and forty-two patients were still on the initial HAART regimen at the time of "freezing" the study data base for the analysis.
Forty-five patients were still on the initial HAART regimen at the time of "freezing" the study data base for the analysis.
She says an average increase of three percentage points in contributions at a time of pay freezes and rising inflation is also "likely to lead to a significant worsening in industrial relations".
Local government employers and unions agree on one thing: government plans to charge higher monthly pension contributions at a time of wage freezes and high inflation could prompt an exodus from the local government pension scheme.
News broke earlier in the week that Ipsa was likely to recommend a big pay hike for MPs, at a time of pay freezes in the public sector and a general squeeze on living standards.
Matthew Sinclair, chief executive of campaign group the TaxPayers Alliancee said: "Hiking politicians' wages at a time of pay freezes, benefit caps and necessary spending cuts would be completely unpalatable to taxpayers".
