The phrase "a usual time for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a typical or expected time for an event or activity.
Example: "The meeting is scheduled for a usual time for our weekly discussions, which is every Thursday at 3 PM."
Alternatives: "a typical time for" or "a regular time for".
The contract also includes a longer than usual time for Philip Morris to review any possible publications by the researchers for potential patent or other proprietary problems — 120 days, with the option to continue for 60 days more.
It aired at the usual time for an episode as the first hour in a two-hour special evening with "Nationals" as the second hour.
The two campaigns will have plenty of company over the next few months, the usual time for a barrage of weight loss ads.
Lisi de Bourbon, a spokeswoman for the commission, said that was the usual time for processing permits.
On Tuesday and today, reporters who gathered outside the embassy at the usual time for the afternoon news conferences were met with a piece of paper pasted to the embassy gates saying the event would not take place.
October/November is the usual time for the migrants to go south but reports from Kenya suggested irregular rain patterns had prompted them to begin much earlier.
It means that the time of the promotion coincides with the usual time for having children, and in Germany combining PhD study with raising a family can be very difficult, not just because of the added pressures of juggling home and work commitments, but because, it seems, it is more difficult for women with families to find funding for their research.
Syndicated columnist Robert Novak headlined five days later, "GOP Pulled No Punches in Struggle for Medicare Bill," and he wrote that "There were only 210 yes votes... (long past the usual time for House roll calls), against 224 no's.
The usual time for completion is fewer than 10 min.
Dietary behaviors included eating speed, usual time for eating supper, eating snacks and skipping breakfast.
