The phrase "a time when newspapers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific period in history or a context where newspapers played a significant role in society.
Example: "There was a time when newspapers were the primary source of news for the public."
Alternatives: "an era when newspapers" or "a period when newspapers".
Studio International had colour printing at a time when newspapers seldom illustrated exhibition reviews.
His make-do-with-less business model remains his most debated legacy at a time when newspapers are being battered by the Internet.
It was a time when newspapers were moving from illustrations to photographs, and Thurston discovered "the camera paid better than the brush".
The new ads come at a time when newspapers, along with all advertising mediums, have been hit hard by the economic slowdown.
At a time when newspapers and the publishing industry in general faced the disruptive impact of online media, Nougayrède advocated capitalizing on the core journalistic strengths of Le Monde namely, original content, investigative reports, and in-depth analysis.
The heightened competition between the wire services comes at a time when newspapers are wrestling with the effects of a deep downturn in advertising and a loss of readers to digital media outlets.
The campaign also comes at a time when newspaper newsrooms have faced devastating financial and staff cuts.
The revelation comes at a time when newspaper ads from Mr. Livingston, known as Red Ken, have been appealing for donations to finance his populist campaign.
At a time when newspaper budgets were less constrained than today, he travelled regularly to New York, Paris and Berlin and on several occasions to Moscow and eastern Europe.
At a time when newspaper sales have been in long-term decline, Dacre has increased the Mail's circulation since succeeding David English in 1992, and he has been royally remunerated for his efforts.
At a time when newspaper readership among younger people continues to dwindle at traditional newspapers in Europe and the United States, the Metro genre is demonstrating that young people may be interested in reading the news on paper -- provided it is written for attention spans honed on MTV and surfing the Net.
