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The phrase "a timeframe of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific duration or period within which something is expected to occur or be completed.
Example: "We need to establish a timeframe of three months to complete the project."
Alternatives: "a period of" or "a duration of".
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They will end within a timeframe of January 2014.
These natural phenomena happen on a timeframe of decades, not centuries.
European automakers want tariffs to be eliminated over five-to-seven years, while the South Koreans are pressing for a timeframe of three-to-five years.
Traders are hopeful the Fed will shed some light on a timeframe of reducing the pace of QE and downplay the markets' over-reaction since 22 May.
Cameron said the €2.1bn referred to recalculated dues for the past four years, but the paperwork sent to the Treasury by the commission last week talked of a timeframe of 1995-2013.
The study spans a timeframe of nine years.
For endosomal isolation, chase period is generally for a timeframe of 10 15 min.
The recorded history of Dhaka spans a timeframe of over 400 years.
In a timeframe of 30 seconds instead of five minutes, says Mr Hunwick.
They're penciling in a timeframe of mid-2018 for a mass production ready product.
The X in Google X means 10 - making a problem 10 times better, with a timeframe of about 10 years.
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