The phrase "again at the time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a previous occurrence or situation that is being revisited or emphasized during a specific time period.
Example: "We had discussed the issue again at the time of the meeting, ensuring everyone was on the same page."
Alternatives: "once more during that period" or "revisited at that moment".
They are likely to do so again at the time of the vote.
Then again, at the time of Queen Elizabeth's coronation, he points out, the US was mired in McCarthyism.
The proposed set of anticipated courses must be evaluated by the student's committee at the first annual review, and approved again at the time of the qualifying exam.
She tweeted shortly later saying that police had not yet taken action, but had not posted again at the time of writing.
There, the despairing friend gets cold counsel from a priest, who, speaking of Jesus and sin and baptism, promises Gérard that he will see his wife again at the time of the Resurrection.
In each of the surveys, about two-thirds of those who said they had lost jobs over the previous three years also said they were working again at the time of the survey.
Then again, at that time, the average income of the top 1% of Americans was about $750,000.
My on-again, off-again boyfriend of three years was on-again at the time he suffered a major illness.
Mick Jagger is set, not just to be a great grandfather in six months time, but also a grandfather again at the same time.
"The call came in a letter from Alain Fuchs, the president of the flagship agency, who described it as 'a rare opportunity for researchers to express a form of solidarity with all those who, directly or indirectly, have been affected by the terrible events which, as we all know, can happen again.'" At the time, CNRS had received 40 proposals so far, according to Fuchs.
She looks forward to talking with President Peña Nieto again at the appropriate time".
