The phrase "a time when digital" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific period characterized by the prevalence or influence of digital technology.
Example: "We often reflect on a time when digital communication transformed the way we interact with one another."
Alternatives: "an era of digital" or "a period marked by digital".
Do you ever envision a time when digital will be your primary output?
Many envisage a time when digital cameras will surpass film cameras in quality.
At a time when digital filmmaking makes it easier to speed the news into theaters, it's also harder to keep pace with it.
"We are seeing that streaming is really leading the digital market, and we can imagine a time when digital will be the majority of music sales".
At a time when digital skills are prized and businesses place a premium on youth, some employers subtly seek to push out older workers.
All of the exhibits were made in the last five years, at a time when digital art and design have become more aesthetically refined and intellectually challenging.
As Asendorf says, "It is just a matter of time when digital art in its original format, as file, will be in every significant art collection.
TA: I think a lot of it has to do with timing too, you know, that we came out right at the right time when digital cameras were on the rise and people wanted to come in and people weren't exactly ready for MySpace, you know, a year or two earlier.
The first clue is a spread featuring Lara-Lee and Amber: it appears to be from around the time when digital camcorders were first made available to everyday Joes, because they are the central theme of the shoot like they're a newfangled novelty.
Maybe now is the time when digital and handmade mediums can be combined and embraced by society.
LESS than two years ago, the first handheld MP3 player was introduced, at a time when downloadable digital music was still a mystery to just about anyone who wasn't a college student or a basement-bound techie.
