The phrase "activated in time to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the timely initiation of a process or system to achieve a specific outcome.
Example: "The alarm system was activated in time to prevent further damage to the property."
Alternatives: "triggered promptly to" or "set off in time to".
The assignment would be backdated, meaning Pettitte could be activated in time to start the fifth game of the Yankees' season next Saturday against Tampa Bay.
Justice is coming back from a strained groin muscle, and if he gets through another game today without any setback, Yankees Manager JOE TORRE has indicated that Justice will probably be activated in time to play tomorrow, during the final game of the three-game series with the Rangers.
In this aspect, we added a new activation rule to the IC model which is: the actor who is activated in time t cannot activate those actors who have been linked with him/her before the time t.
In this aspect, we added a new activation rule to the IC model which is as follows: the actor who is activated in time t cannot activate those actors who have been linked with him/her before the time t.
As a result, when the current active Spine switches do not have enough available bandwidth for the traffic, a Spine switch cannot be activated in time, which leads to the occurrence of failures.
And Derek Jeter, the shortstop who is on the 15-day disabled list, is expected to play two minor league games and be activated in time for Sunday's game.
Ramiro Mendoza, recovering from arm stiffness, will be activated in time for Friday's game.
While Chaney said that Weatherspoon would be activated in time for the next game, Wednesday night at Boston, Weatherspoon was drained and winded after today's workout, feeling the way he would on the first day of training camp.
Gen. Wesley K. Clark called yesterday for a national service program, envisioning a voluntary civilian reserve that would allow people to be activated in times of national need.
A12 Clark Outlines Volunteer Plan Gen . Wesley K. Clarkcalled for a national service program, envisioning a voluntary civilian reserve that would allow people to be activated in times of national need.
It may be important to help depressed people disengage from the analytical mode of processing that is habitually activated in times of distress.
