The phrase "a time when finance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific period or moment in which financial matters or events are relevant or significant.
Example: "There was a time when finance played a crucial role in shaping the economy of our country."
Alternatives: "an era of finance" or "a period in finance".
Of course, community boards must be appeased and financing arranged at a time when finance is increasingly scarce.
The play passes over subsequent events swiftly, concentrating on the irresistible rise of two men, Pete Peterson and Lewis Glucksman, at a time when finance was becoming increasingly speculative.
This is a time when finance ministers gather in one place -- literally the perfect moment to examine future funding streams.
Low interest rates contributed to determination to do a deal at a time when financing it might be more manageable.
Such strategies may allow start-up broadband companies to remain afloat at a time when financing is scarce, investors said.
For museums, the partnership with Europe's second-busiest passenger airport offers maximal exposure at minimal costs, especially at a time when financing is hard to come by.
"I remember coming down and at a time when finances at other clubs [were stretched], this was one that was moving forward and developing.
To cash in on his investment, Trump would have to finish the Taj, and do it at a time when financing was becoming difficult to arrange.
"This is incredibly important, particularly as the majority of customers will be well into their retirement – a time when finances might be tighter".
In choosing Mr. Martinez, Mr. Hollande appears to have decided to seek the least divisive figure, someone who is considered a popular insider who could navigate the 220-year-old institution at a time when finances are tight.
Journalistic collaboration is becoming increasingly important for the newsmagazine as a way to reach new viewers and produce more in-depth reports at a time when finances are tight.
