The phrase "a time when post" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific period related to a post or message, but it needs additional context to be usable.
Example: "There was a time when post was the primary means of communication before the internet took over."
Alternatives: "an era when mail" or "a period when correspondence".
Admittedly, Chamberlain played at a time when post players were significantly smaller and basketball wasn't drawing the types of athletic marvels we see today, but the man was so incredibly dominant that he deserves a spot in the top five regardless of context.
Since Facebook aims to make Graph Search a product for advertisers as well as users, it will have to overcome the challenge of getting users to share more of themselves at a time when, post PRISM, they feel their trust has been violated.
Communism was Walt Disney's bête noire, and Disneyland was supposed to celebrate the best of the capitalist dream at a time when post-war America was ascendant.
The substation was built at a time when post-war regeneration of Sheffield was at its peak and is therefore symbolic of that era.
The Hollander is still famous, not just for "the Cruyff turn" but for his strange philosophical utterings ("The game always begins afterwards").This was a time when post-modernist sculptors actually had a voice in national team selection.
At a time when post-September 11 Islamophobia is still bubbling beneath the surface in Belgium, he has stood out from the crowd by making a series of comments that many politicians dismissed as deliberately provocative.
Siobhan Endean, Unite national officer for equalities, added: "The commission will become a dog with no bark, no bite and no ability to watch at a time when post-Brexit-vote hate and racist incidents are on the rise".
MFW has launched at a time when (post-horse meat scandal, soaring food prices, etc) Britain is arguably more open to reducing its meat intake than at any point in recent memory.
Academic failure is a relevant issue at a time when post-secondary education is ever more critical to economic success.
It was a time when posts even had trackbacks, so you could see who had linked to you from their own blog.
He argues that there is under-reporting by officers who are scared to notify a disability, especially at a time when posts are being cut: "With the worry of ill-health retirements, financial cuts etc, it's not a surprise to find forces having a low declaration rate".
