The phrase "a time span between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the duration or interval that separates two events or points in time.
Example: "The project will take a time span between six months and a year to complete."
Alternatives: "a duration of" or "an interval of".
A time span between the in and out locomotions of the vehicle on the track beam is calculated with the self-developed FEM software.
Most prophylactic trials also neglect the important aspect of defining how long a time span between attacks is required for the attacks to be regarded as separate and not a case of recurrence.
Documentary evidence from Island Southeast Asia confirms a time span between the late seventeenth and the early eighteenth century as the date for the rise of trepang trade in this region, which is further supported by the fact that none of the extensive and detailed records of the sixteenth and early seventeenth century's trade mentions it [5].
Biomass and product concentrations are under-predicted for a time span between 50 to 85 h, then followed by over-prediction from 85 h till the end.
Analyzing and synthesizing the results of previous reviews are time-consuming procedures, and therefore a time span between the searches and the submission to a journal cannot be avoided.
Furthermore, 132 patients had to be excluded from further follow-up analysis due to missing information on treatment, admission to an inpatient-clinic during follow-up, remission on the MADRS at baseline or a time-span between baseline and follow-up assessment which we considered either to be too short (less than four weeks) or too long (more than 52 weeks) to provide reliable information.
43 Moreover, memory deficits and cognitive impairments are a common feature in ED, 41 44 and a shorter time span between sampling points was therefore desirable to facilitate remembering to perform the next sample, which would thereby increase compliance with sampling instructions.
In astrochemistry the time steps are often very inhomogeneous: there can be a long time span between two depositions but once, for instance, a hydrogen atom lands on the surface it can make many fast hops before it reacts or desorbs.
A further research issue is that data analysis studies generally have a long time span between collection of data, analysis of results and dissemination of findings.
The developed algorithm enables the MEMS radar to detect 6 targets in a time span of 6.1 ms between a distance of 20 170 m with range resolutions of 0.07, 0.11 and 0.19 m respectively for SRR, MRR and LRR.
In this study, all trade data are based on the Harmonized System 6-digit level and a time span of 9 years between 2007 and 2015.
