The phrase "an initial time of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific starting point or duration in a context such as scheduling or planning.
Example: "We will begin the project with an initial time of two weeks for the research phase."
Alternatives: "a starting period of" or "an introductory duration of".
It had an initial time to maximum concentration of 1 6 hours, a secondary maximum of 6 8 hours, and a tertiary maximum of 24 hours.
The oven temperature was programmed from 140 to 245°C at a rate of 4°C/min after an initial time hold of 5 min and the final time hold of 15 min (the total analysis time was 45.00 min).
Was the "rapid" playoff – four quick games with an initial time limit of 25 minutes per player, with the threat of even faster "blitz" and "Armageddon" games to follow – really an appropriate way to decide the recent world chess championship final in New York, where Magnus Carlsen defeated Sergey Karjakin?
After an initial time period of 0.5 min at 95%% eluent A, the percentage of eluent B was linearly raised to 15%% until 6 min.
The parties wish to reduce systemic risk in the banking system and will establish an independent commission to investigate the complex issue of separating retail and investment banking in a sustainable way; while recognising that this would take time to get right, the commission will be given an initial time frame of one year to report.
Furthermore, there is an initial time delay from the time of diagnosis of 4 6 weeks before a new steady-state A1C can be achieved (8).
In line with this planning period, the model was simulated for 21 years (7665 days) with an initial time step length of 0.001 day.
Cross-tabulation matrices show comparisons among three maps: 1) the reference calibration map of an initial time, 2) the reference validation map of a subsequent time, and 3) the model's predicted map of the same subsequent time.
