The phrase "a time when participation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific period or occasion characterized by involvement or engagement in an activity or event.
Example: "We will look back at a time when participation in community events was at its peak."
Alternatives: "an era of involvement" or "a period of engagement".
But it seems safe to say that it will be viewed as the point in time when participation in the data economy went mainstream.
Those in Internet Alley say that the Web has the ability to encourage grass-roots political involvement at a time when voter participation is declining and that it can challenge the ability of parties and pundits to set the political agenda.
There is a lot there for English cricket to be jealous of, especially at a time when recreational participation is declining.
In a situation that got national attention, Johnston's refusal to wrestle a female competitor disappointed and frustrated many at a time when girls' participation in the sport continues to rise across the country.
At a time when civic participation is soured by public distrust in the political process, the walkouts present a chance for students to model responsible citizenship.
Australians are pinning their hopes on their rugby union team, who kick off their first Test against the British & Irish Lions on 22 June, and noting that their footballers remain on track to qualify for the 2014 World Cup at a time when England's participation remains in the balance.
Moreover, while the Hill-Thomas hearings galvanized women's involvement in politics, a confrontation between Ford and Kavanaugh would come at a time when women's participation has already hit historically high levels, said Margie Omero, a Democratic political consultant and pollster.
The women bronze medallists have benefited from a seven-figure sponsorship deal with Investec at a time when GB Hockey is marketing participation in the game heavily to women.
Thirty-five yeago ago there was a massive difference in women's labour force participation between married and single women: Now the difference is marginal, and in some age groups married women are more likely to be in the labour force: Income splitting would seek to undo this trend at a time when lifting labour force participation is crucial given the ageing population.
The news comes at a time when ultra-Orthodox workforce participation is at an all time high and the government is desperately looking for solutions to avoid any disruption to Israel's burgeoning tech industry.
