The phrase "a time when integration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific period or moment in which integration occurred or was significant.
Example: "The 1960s marked a time when integration was a crucial issue in American society."
Alternatives: "an era of integration" or "a period of integration".
And he championed creative collaborations that cultivated cross-disciplinary thinking at a time when the integration of human knowledge was more of a concept than a best practice.
Taken at a time when racial integration was the exception and not the rule in the United States, the image by Vincent Soboleff, a Russian-American amateur photographer, is noteworthy.
Alex Stubb said it feels like the UK is saying 'bye bye' to the other members of the 27-strong community, at a time when closer integration is on the cards.
At a time when European integration is under strain, the invitation here is to imagine that something akin to the EU emissions trading system is first extended to the rest of the world, and then made so much more effective that the carbon price rises from a few euros a tonne to something in the hundreds.
In a time when seamless integration and collaboration between departments and marketing initiatives is critical, participants will learn through extensive how-to sessions and case studies about the connection between traditional and digital communication and how to leverage it to achieve their goals.
He later led the Vulcan Society of black firefighters at a time when, to him, integration only seemed to heighten the racial tensions in the ranks.
The move comes at a time when other continuous integration services, including the likes of Circle CI, seem to be taking market share away from Travis CI.
The move comes at a time when other continuous integration services, including the likes of Circle CI, seem to be taking market share away from Travis CI.
