The phrase "a time such as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific type of time or occasion that is being compared to another.
Example: "During a time such as this, we must come together and support one another."
Alternatives: "a time like" or "an occasion such as".
Interestingly, the rate of advance to date [in the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index] from the market low in mid-1982 is at approximately the same pace as the long rally from the 1949 lows to the 1966 high--the latter being a time, such as now, when it came to be believed that market timing was permanently out of vogue and that the bullish trend would be perpetual.
It is normal to feel anxious and overwhelmed at a time such as this.
Other efforts to map segregation itself are only able to represent segregation levels for just two groups at a time, such as Black-white segregation.
There was a time, such as during the Suez Canal crisis, when the Arabs loved the Americans and disliked the British and French, he said.
Sorrentino, who also won the award for best director, noted the film's theme of "perception of freedom" and its importance at a time such as this.
In a time such as ours of much thought and debate over what memorials and monuments should represent and achieve, this site sets a gold standard.
The ability to hit a huge percentage of a demographic with promotions in a short time, such as for a new movie release, attracts advertisers to Facebook.
One type of Holter monitor, called an "event monitor," can be used to record rhythms over a longer time, such as a 30-day period.
"But after a peak time such as a July 4th or Memorial Day weekend, the calls will double.
After a certain time, such as a day or two, the response of the agent is studied using typically only one reporter such as fluorescence.
Before quitting something you have been doing for a long time, such as a job, give this careful consideration.
