The phrase "a time when electrical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific period or moment related to electrical phenomena or developments.
Example: "There was a time when electrical innovations transformed the way we live and work."
Alternatives: "an era of electrical" or "a period when electrical".
It gains traction at a time when "smart" electrical grid management systems are automatically diagnosing problems and emergencies, and reconfiguring responses to them.
"It's an electrically useful material in a time when we love electrical devices," Amanda Barnard told me.
Other concerns addressed in this work are impact of PV generation during times when electrical power network is more susceptible to voltage limit violations and impact of fault current contribution from the PV plant to the security of the network considered.
I consulted for ABB in Canada at a time when the company's electrical products were becoming commodities.
The public squabble has limited the work of the temporary Serbian government at a time when sudden shortages of electrical power, price increases on basic foods and even uprisings in Serbian prisons have complicated the post-Milosevic period, leading to unproven accusations of organized destabilization by those loyal to the old government.
At a time when the region must increase electrical generation capacity (front page, Aug. 14) and with the cost of natural gas having doubled since last year (news item, Aug. 15), New York City is rushing toward a 20-year contract to export its own valuable fuel resource -- garbage.
But across the country, wind is increasingly being regarded by utility companies as worthy of a larger role as the utilities struggle to meet soaring electrical demands at a time when oil and gas prices are steep and volatile.
He was the bridge between that slick neon world of modern-day drivers who race in exhibitions in Japan and tune their engines with computers, and the men who learned to drive by running whiskey on dirt roads in a time when a man tested his car's electrical system by grabbing a wire to see if it shocked him.
The trick is to be prepared so that you don't find yourself desperately needing an electrical device at a time when you can't easily get access to a converter, like 6 a.m. on a bad hair day.
"Peace of Mind was born at a time when the number of students using support services reached critical mass," says Ben Marshall, an electrical engineering student and the group's political campaigns secretary.
