The phrase "a time of interaction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a period during which people engage with each other or communicate in some way.
Example: "The conference was designed to create a time of interaction among industry leaders and innovators."
Alternatives: "a period of engagement" or "a phase of communication".
Finally, at a time of increasing interaction between science and art, our work makes the strong and timely methodological point that artistic culture can be studied scientifically.
Inpatients included in the survey were those who had been admitted for at least 24 hours so as to ensure a reasonable time of interaction with the health care practitioners in the ward.
To identify proteins involved in the mechanism used by C. albicans to escape from macrophages, and not the proteins that appeared after escape, an early time of interaction (3 h) was selected for the mixed and quantitative proteome analysis of C. albicans interacting with macrophages.
A time of diagnosis/place of birth interaction would indicate an exposure at a heterogeneous time after birth, with a constant latent period.
A time of diagnosis/place of diagnosis interaction would suggest an exposure around diagnosis place and close to diagnosis time with a short latent period.
Strikingly, the node strength grows super-linearly with the degree, i.e., the cumulated time of interaction of a given individual grows super-linearly with the number of distinct persons that this individual has had contacts with.
Classic period Mesoamerica was a time of great social development and interaction.
Instead of factual details, "Harvest" concentrates on the psychological subtleties of the family's day-to-day interactions during a time of crisis.
This allows us to assign a time of activation to static TF-gene interactions data.
Two way comparisons revealed a time of day effect on recall (p < 0.001) and an interaction between time of day and feeding condition (p < 0.001).
