The phrase "admirable time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a period that is commendable or worthy of admiration, often in the context of achievements or experiences.
Example: "The team had an admirable time during the charity event, raising more funds than expected."
Alternatives: "commendable time" or "noteworthy time".
The fact that she was a prolific songwriter wasn't only completely at odds with her manner, but showed admirable time-management.
And since the views have been confused and the values inconsistently applied, the story of the 1990s is at times admirable, at times shameful and usually muddled.The United States has often shown itself prepared, in the end, to become engaged, to send troops to hold the ring in distant countries, to do the diplomacy that bickering allies will not do and to bomb what their air forces cannot bomb.
ABC television has given the comedy the coveted prime-time slot between the two ratings warhorses, "Barney Miller" and "Laverne and Shirley," and, according to ABC, the show was the fastest of the new ones to sell its commercial time, at an admirable clip of $115,000 for 30 seconds.
TC: In an essay this week, Margaret Sullivan, the public editor of the New York Times, wrote about the "stubborn flaws" she has found in the Times' otherwise admirable newsroom: "Although The Times usually corrects factual errors quickly, it is not quick to admit that matters of tone or practice could be better". This true and beautifully worded.
Moment by moment, this is all admirable, but over time the mind wanders.
Tall, handsome, energetic, this was the final distillation of all that was most admirable in his time.
If his entire oeuvre was buried in a mudslide and unearthed hundreds of years from now, a person looking at it might think that our age was actually an admirable one — a time when we placed a premium on our friendships, savored nature and its splendors and promoted social tolerance.
Although the interlocking funk licks in "Forever" might have led the band to extend the song past its natural life, Haim keeps it tight, which is particularly admirable at a time when Justin Timberlake appears determined to stretch the average Top 40 single to six minutes or more.
Uncompromising stuff and hugely admirable, if at times difficult to like.
