The phrase "a time window for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific period during which something is expected to happen or be completed.
Example: "We have a time window for submitting the project proposal, which is from March 1 to March 15."
Alternatives: "a timeframe for" or "a period for".
These data suggest that an inactive daytime period leads to a time window for external NE-induced salivary IgA secretion.
Fortunately, given the Gore campaign's rush to litigation, there is a time window for both political and legal combat.
You select a time window for the meeting, and email your attendees with these time options and a summary of your meeting.
And is there a time window for datedness, a kind of reverse statute of limitations, beyond which things are doomed by their historical patina?
Because of the design of the new walking model, which has a time window for computation, and the ability to calculate the walking map quickly, the optimal parameter perturbation can be generated in real time during walking.
Although performed under anesthesia, this proof-of-concept study demonstrated for the first time the ability of a catalytic bioscavenger to prevent systemic VX toxicity when given alone as a single post-exposure treatment, and enables an initial assessment of a time window for this approach.
Results were matched between runs with a time window of 2 min for technical duplicates.
Patterns of A2A receptor expression are activation- and differentiation-dependent, thereby allowing for the "acquisition" of an immunosuppressive "OFF button" and creation of a time-window for immunomodulation.
In this article, we have formulated an optimization problem which aims at finding the maximum number of bits that can be guaranteed to the users within a time-window for a given set of system parameters.
"There is a time-window for the interference to occur -- beyond a certain time, when reconsolidation is complete and the memory is safely stored, the opportunity to interfere is lost," explains Schiller, whose own research on reconsolidation of fearful memories conducted at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine is leading to the similar conclusions.
Fig. 6 Example of a time window used for RMS calculation of a volcanic earthquake at station V.ONTN.
