The phrase "a time when credit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific period or situation related to credit, such as financial credit or social credit.
Example: "There was a time when credit was easily accessible to everyone, regardless of their financial history."
Alternatives: "an era of credit" or "a period when credit".
The consolidation comes at a time when credit quality is improving despite rising consumer bankruptcies.
The bank's huge funding needs are impossible to meet at a time when credit is globally scarce.
Not often mentioned is that Mr. Cappelli has picked up his marbles at a time when credit is tightening.
In a time when credit card information, GPS signals, Fitbit data and cookies collect and share anonymous data continuously, it is a battle that few can fight.
Barclays, like banks worldwide, is fighting to increase its capital cushion at a time when credit market confidence is at low ebb.
Agriculture has been hit particularly hard this year because commodity prices have dropped at a time when credit became harder to obtain.
The university was able to commit to moving there at a time when credit-crunched businesses were not, and its presence is now an attraction for (especially) Google.
In any case, it looks as though Xhibit sold off two-thirds of its business -- which had grown significantly over the years -- to pay off a $15-million 15-millionline of crevolvinga time when its credit needs were becoming more dire.
Those payments should help buoy the economies of the city and its suburbs at a time when tighter credit is likely to crimp spending.
But the summit also comes at a time when the credit crunch and looming world recession has been clobbering green energy company shares and distracting the political establishment.
The lawsuit punctuates the 18-month struggle to complete the takeover, at a time when the credit squeeze has disrupted the private equity world.
