The phrase "a time when well" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or a fragment that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "I remember a time when well-being was prioritized in our community."
Alternatives: "a time of wellness" or "a period of good health".
The Windsor opened on the east side of Fifth Avenue between 46th and 47th Streets in 1873, a time when well-to-do families were beginning to take up permanent residence in hotels.
The early 19th century was a time when well-endowed dilettantes vied to amass impressive collections of artifacts, and, thanks to Napoleon's expedition to North Africa, the land of the pharaohs had become an especially tempting target.
More than any show in New York I can think of, "Désir," with its cavalcade of professional beauties, does inspire thoughts of a time when well-dressed admirers queued up at dressing-room doors bearing gifts of flowers and jewelry.
Universities, he said, need to be practical about the value of their degrees at a time when well-paying jobs are scarce, a position taken by a growing number of institutions and one that underscores the latest philosophical divide over education.
At a time when well-tended American dogs get braces for their teeth and antidepressants for anxiety and attend the church of their owners' choice, it may come as no surprise that a powerful political constituency has developed around a species once known mainly for chasing tennis balls in the backyard.
Back to when Al Gore was not a Nobel prize winning campaigner, but a politician blamed for wrecking the Kyoto protocol, and to a time when well-funded climate sceptics faked scientific papers, hijacked debate and routinely spread disinformation about scientists and their work, in far greater numbers than we see now.
It is no doubt a risk to launch an airline at a time when well-known carriers like UAL's United Airlines are struggling to stay in business (see: "Can Glenn Tilton Fly This Thing?").
There was a time when well-selected secondary lesions were lightly abraded with the edge of a large-bore needle or a scalpel to extract serum for dark-field microscopy [ 9] and this might also improve the sensitivity of PCR.
The horror of Vichy is that it was a time when failings well short of Darquier's were sufficient to send people down a darkening path of evil.
