The phrase "a time when criticism" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific period or moment characterized by criticism or evaluative feedback.
Example: "There was a time when criticism of the government was met with severe repercussions."
Alternatives: "an era of critique" or "a period of evaluation".
The case has also stirred heated debate among medical researchers, primatologists, and environmentalists at a time when criticism of the use of monkeys in laboratory experiments is rising.
The campaign against her comes at a time when criticism of foreign institutions, especially aid agencies and voluntary groups, has been mounting in Bangladesh.
Beijing's threat to punish American companies is a dangerous game, especially at a time when criticism is rampant — around the world and on Capitol Hill — about China's unfair trade practices.
It is tempting to wonder how he would fare today, at a time when criticism itself is changing, partly because of a democratising technology that makes everyone an opinion-pusher, and partly because of a rampantly consumerist culture.
At a time when criticism has been laid at Silicon Valley's door for self-interest, stinginess and an inflated sense of self-worth, the ice bucket campaign is also a way to show the human side of the tech industry: it is both a welcome public-relations opportunity, and a way to make a real difference to an important issue.
Both states have public universities that are college-sports powerhouses.On the surface, it seems incongruous that states are only now showing signs of a crackdown on breaches of amateurism just at a time when criticism of the NCAA has never been harsher, the association is fighting a class-action antitrust lawsuit from players and some athletes are now agitating to form a union.
WE live in a time when literary criticism is dominated by the academy.
The long row of his books on my shelves display an impressively wide knowledge of modern literature and culture, communicated in effortlessly readable prose at a time when academic criticism became increasingly heavy with jargon.
Nevertheless, during the first decade of the new century, at a time when film criticism was in crisis – due to the flood of cybercritics drowning out the voices of most professionals – Ebert's views were still heard and listened to even when he was forced to leave TV after losing the ability to speak following an operation, one of many, for thyroid cancer.
But it did crystallise the assumptions of the late 1990s and early 2000s – a time when sharp criticisms of gridlock and lobbying were broadly accepted, and technocratic work-arounds to political paralysis were frequently proposed, even if seldom adopted.
Indeed, the binders' discovery could make voters in deep-red Utah, where Romney might run, nostalgic for a time when the chief criticism of the nation's top Republican was that he tried too hard to promote women.
