The phrase "a time when individuals" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific period or moment in which people acted or behaved in a certain way.
Example: "There was a time when individuals came together to support their community during difficult times."
Alternatives: "an era in which people" or "a period when individuals".
It puts a different spin on these challenges but I think what is true is that there has never been a time when individuals have been more productive due personal tech.
Its success occurs when the world is shifting in radical ways, at a time when individuals empowered by information technology can change world history.
The number of condemnations peaked in December for both cattle and pigs, a time when individuals of lower quality are sent to slaughter when hay and food are limited and when certain diseases are more prevalent.
There may come a time when individual savers can buy packaged laddered bond portfolios, with the derivative hedges built in.
The investigation comes at a time when individual investors are increasingly interested in investing in commodities, following the lead of hedge fund giants like John A. Paulson and George Soros.
The present is a time when individual, personal pain is less interesting than it used to be; big-tent ideas are welcome, and a good sideshow doesn't hurt.
At a time when individual boards were struggling to maintain control of their top players, limiting the amount of time they spent playing in the lucrative Indian Premier League, it seemed as though the two boards had produced a masterstroke.
At a time when individual investors are increasingly demanding transparency in performance track records, the biggest slice of the investment world — pension funds — has conspicuously turned a blind eye to demanding track records from their most influential advisers, investment consultants.
It's also useful, I'd point out, at a time when individual consumers may be less keen to have additional ways of being tracked directly.
Bear in mind that funds of funds came about in a time when individual investors, or institutional investors, really didn't have the knowledge or the means to go out and do due diligence on hedge funds.
Words are not neutral: whatever the good intentions evacuating the term "environment" from the etiological lexicon would concentrate all attention on the exposed individual and on his/her almost exclusive responsibility in hazard prevention, an undesirable shift just at a time when individual susceptibility already over-occupies the forefront of etiological research.
