The phrase "a time when analysts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific period or occasion involving analysts, often in discussions about trends, events, or analyses.
Example: "There was a time when analysts predicted a significant downturn in the market, but their forecasts were proven wrong."
Alternatives: "an era in which analysts" or "a period during which analysts".
This is at a time when analysts are estimating that the company's earnings will decline nearly 10 percent year after year.
Combining the Peabody mines in the Hunter Valley with Rio's own will permit Rio to cut costs at a time when analysts expect coal prices to rise.
Toshiba's exit and Hynix's continuing struggles come at a time when analysts and executives said the skies were brightening a bit for chip makers.
And all of this is happening at a time when analysts expect slowdowns in Europe and the United States to also be felt in China, which has a huge export industry.
Yet for those trying to parse North Korea's intricately choreographed public statements for signs of palace intrigue, nothing is negligible, especially at a time when analysts believe significant leadership changes are afoot in the reclusive nuclear-armed country.
Still, the development of Mr. Silverstein's three towers will require huge subsidies, tax breaks and government tenancies at a time when analysts are predicting that the downtown commercial vacancy rate could climb to a very unhealthy 18 percent by 2013.
Sands, who described his successor as a friend, will stay to present the bank's 2014 figures in a week's time when analysts are braced for a cut in the dividend or possibly a rights issue.
This was not a welcome message at the time when analysts talked of a "new era" and even speculated that the cycle had been abolished.But even though the Shiller p/e accurately predicted that the market was overdue for a fall, there are still many critics who today refuse to accept its message.
But now comes the time when analysts say the company must deliver on its promises, before investors lose confidence.
That just happens to be about the time when analysts predict the market for fuel-cell-driven consumer devices will take off.
What is more, Goldman will be entering at a time when some analysts say the market is peaking.
