The phrase "after a specified time" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an event or action that occurs following a particular duration or deadline.
Example: "The project will be reviewed after a specified time to ensure all requirements are met."
Alternatives: "after a designated period" or "following a set timeframe."
In some cases, he said, the agreement explicitly requires the board to return the escrow after a specified time period.
Such programs either set time limits or charge fees after a specified time, to encourage members to return the bikes quickly.
Other complications occasionally arose, as when I tried to prevent an opening graphic from appearing throughout the video, but I found that iMovie offers no option for fading out graphics after a specified time.
In a study of retroactive inhibition, both the experimental and control groups of people learn task A (for example, a list of adjectives) and are tested for their ability to recall A after a specified time interval.
Lawyers advise buyers to include a contract clause that allows them to pull out of the deal after a specified time period if the bank drags its heels on a decision.
After a specified time s (switching time), the state of unit 2 is changed to warm standby state and, as soon as the operating unit 1 fails, the state of unit 2 is changed to active state.
After standing for a specified time, the molds are pulled out of the teeming aisle and into a stripper building, where they are lifted from the ingots.
It is but the action of the state in determining that, after the lapse of a specified time, a claim shall not be legally enforceable.
Moreover, a diagnosis of secondary headache is usually evident only when the headache resolves or greatly improves within a specified time interval after its onset or after the acute phase of the vascular disorder; however, this evolution is not reported in patients with CADASIL since the headache persists across the years.
Most of the major antivirus packages allow on-line updates for a specified time after purchase.
Right-to-work law, in the United States, any state law forbidding various union-security measures, particularly the union shop, under which workers are required to join a union within a specified time after they begin employment.
