The phrase "allowed time frame" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific period during which something is permitted or acceptable.
Example: "Please ensure that all submissions are made within the allowed time frame to avoid penalties."
Alternatives: "permitted time period" or "designated time window."
On 26.0% of occasions (74 of 285 participants self-reporting abstinence), study SCAs indicated that they would report a participant as a quitter to the DH when the 4-week follow-up was undertaken outside the allowed time-frame.
This detector approach is chosen because it is the only one allowing time framing in a sub-millisecond time scale, whilst at the same time has single photon counting capabilities (needed to handle weakly diffracting specimens), adequate spatial resolution (ca. 0.2 mm) and a reasonably large sensitive area (200×200 mm200×200
In addition, a strategy that uses repeat measures allows larger time frame variability to be assessed (e.g., seasonal).
Many providers allow a time frame in which pending payments may be canceled, changed or rescheduled.
It adds padding to the front and back of each group of frames to allow time for transmitters and receivers to settle and for delay through the transmit and receive signal processing chains.
Among patients in the total population (multiple items possible per patient), there was no further documented evaluation after baseline for 15 patients, 1 did not receive everolimus, 12 exceeded the allowed retrospective enrollment time frame, and 31 exceeded the permitted VEGFR-TKI pretreatment.
The Jets ranked 1st, 3rd, 5th and now 16th in yards allowed over that same time frame.
The section continues to detail how the contractor can opt out via email or postal mail, and the time frame allowed for that action.
A robust magnetostratigraphic time frame allowed for comparison between the observed sedimentary cyclicity and the amplitude and frequency of astronomical forcing cycles.
