The phrase "a time when receipts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific period or occasion related to receipts, such as in financial contexts or record-keeping.
Example: "There was a time when receipts were meticulously organized in folders for easy access during tax season."
Alternatives: "an era of receipts" or "a period when receipts".
The OBR's analysis is simple: the government has plans to put Britain back in the black by the end of the decade but has to do so at a time when tax receipts have been poor.
The point being, 2013 didn't have as many massive overall performers globally, but still put up powerful numbers and set a new record domestically at a time when foreign receipts typically dominate box office stats for major studio films.
This at a time when state and local tax receipts are growing at two to three times the rate of inflation.
Speaking on Pienaar's Politics on BBC Radio 5 Live, Balls confessed that there was a time when he failed to collect a receipt for simple jobs such as trimming a hedge.
At a time when only 30percentt of public transportation funding comes from passenger receipts, squeezing those funds even further could have a significant impact on those services.
One of these is the time of the deserving; the other is the time when the receipt of the desert is supposed to take place.
My friend forgot her name one time when she went to sign a receipt.
You will receive a receipt informing you that your payment has been received successfully and the estimated time when you can expect to receive your guitar through shipment.
Which raises the question: Why invest in the United States cinema market at a time of weakness, when box office receipts are sluggish and American film producers are looking to China?
The time period "0" refers to a time of windfall gains receipt.
Thus, a short time to receipt of antibiotics may not be as important as eventual receipt of optimal antibiotics.
