The phrase "a time when institutions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific period in which organizations or establishments played a significant role or had a particular influence.
Example: "We often reflect on a time when institutions were more trusted by the public, leading to greater social cohesion."
Alternatives: "an era in which organizations" or "a period during which institutions".
There was a time when institutions that were too big to fail posed the greatest danger to the financial system and economy.
These will pump lots of extra dollars into an agency with a budget of $4 billion at a time when institutions such as the National Park Service are all but sitting at park gates with tin cups.
(Definitions become difficult, especially at a time when institutions strain to protect the privacy of their employees and clients: by Sphinx's criteria, one or the other parent must be of black or Latino heritage).
A native New Yorker, he was a founder of the New York Pioneer Club in the 1930s, serving as volunteer coach for an integrated club at a time when institutions like the New York Athletic Club did not have black members.
"At a time when institutions are growing and trying to serve a lot of students who realized that the only way to become a part of the middle class is by getting a college education, the state continues to disinvest in education," said Dr. Padrón, whose college has country's largest enrollment (not including online schools) and graduates the most two-year degrees to blacks and Hispanics.
Contact High comes out at a time when institutions like Harvard, Cornell, and the Google Cultural Institute are thinking about how to archive hip-hop history.
In tough economic times, arts advocacy can seem like a luxury, but cultural experts say this is precisely the time when institutions need their cheering section.
But he had become an avid reader and in 1978 got into Sichuan University, no mean feat in that very competitive time when institutions of higher education were reopening after years of political turmoil.
The new technology comes at a time when cultural institutions are fighting for attention.
Dillinger burst into the public imagination at a time when American institutions seemed to be collapsing.
If they become ill, they will be unable to work at a time when their institutions most need them.
