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The phrase "a time to repeat" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate a moment or occasion for reiteration or revisiting something previously stated or done.
Example: "In our discussion, we found that there is a time to repeat important concepts to ensure everyone understands."
Alternatives: "a moment to reiterate" or "an occasion to restate".
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Yet to some, if there was ever a time to repeat, his visit to Yad Vashem was it.
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10 minutes is a long time to repeat a physical task.
This is a good time to repeat your mantra, or adapt your mantra to a new situation.
Mr. Muhammad thought it a good time to repeat his earlier instruction.
But this seems like a good time to repeat, once again, the truth about federal spending: Your federal government is basically an insurance company with an army.
Given the flak currently headed in Shia LaBeouf's direction, we felt it was a good time to repeat the exercise and send some good will in the star's direction.
We took time to repeat a mass spectrometry study under different conditions, performed new RNA-seq analysis, re-did some of the bioinformatics, and added other new experiments as well.
Each sample is screened for sexually transmitted diseases and genetic defects and frozen for six months to allow time to repeat an HIV test.
Although the optimal time to repeat an OGTT is still unknown, OGTT could be repeated in 3 months after hospital discharge if necessary, given most of the studies repeated the OGTT 3 months after discharge.
There's no time to repeat tasks.
In their withdrawal letter they indicated 'a need for more time to repeat and submit bioequivalence (PK [pharmokinetic] and PD [pharmacodynamic]) data on each clamp study in order to comply with the planned new biosimilar insulin guideline' 35.
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