The phrase "abbreviated time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a shortened or condensed duration for an event or process.
Example: "Due to the project's urgency, we will need to complete the tasks in an abbreviated time frame."
Alternatives: "shortened duration" or "condensed time".
The abbreviated time frame we have to 10 August is not sufficient to assemble all the moving parts".
But the abbreviated time to work with new wideouts because of the lockout makes this preseason different.
Mr. Bush's transition period has been remarkably smooth up until now, given the abbreviated time he has had to piece together an administration.
He followed the advance of the railways that abbreviated time and conquered space as they unified America, but he knew that these technological changes had been anticipated, with epochal gradualness, by nature itself.
The wide receivers coach Henry Ellard said that the team was going through things it would normally do in off-season team activities and minicamps, and that the abbreviated time to learn for the new receivers was a "crash course".
Of critical concern is the language contained in the FBI report stating that "[given] the abbreviated time frame for review, the FBI requests the Innocence Project to advice as to whether or not they agree with the FBI's conclusions as soon as possible.
The quickening tempo of life and the sense that information had to be abbreviated because time was shrinking fast had been underscored in the 1920's by the founding of Time magazine and Reader's Digest.
To resolve the paradox of lower amounts of pathogenic species yet abbreviated incubation times, we infer that C2 PrP normally present at much lower levels than C1 PrP may be important and have a greater ability to perform signalling from pathogenic forms of PrP (Fig 7C).
For convenience, we abbreviate the time instant t such as z(t)= z and R t) = R.
Daily sedative interruption and intermittent sedation are effective in abbreviating the time on mechanical ventilation.
Under the time-limitation hypothesis, smaller flowers and selfing may be tradeoffs of selection for precocity, or smaller flowers may be favored by selection because they promote selfing and hence, direct fitness benefits by abbreviating pollination time.
