The phrase "an operating window" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific time frame or conditions under which a system or process is functioning effectively.
Example: "The software update will be applied during the operating window to minimize disruptions."
Alternatives: "a functional period" or "a working timeframe".
Often the skylight, or a portion of it, functions as an operating window to admit air.
"I have struggled — I think everyone has this weekend — with trying to get the tires in an operating window," he said of the effect the lower temperatures in China had had on his tires.
From this result, it is clear that an operating window between the optimum thermal efficiency and the minimum imbalance exists.
The energy and power densities under an operating window of 0.7 V were ca. 7.03 Wh/kg and 5.2 kW/kg, respectively.
The physical measurements of a fluid bed granulator can be exploited in construction of an operating window, a design space, for process performance.
These impurities are then studied in more detail and an operating window depending on the impurity concentration is identified for the reactive distillation column.
The proposed design is validated as it fulfills the requirements for a wide operating window, with a maximum cell temperature of 39 °C and a thermal dispersion at system level below 3 °C for the worst tested case.
It was demonstrated that laboratory testing better predicted pilot plant sorting performance and provided a narrower operating window when a larger sample size (>50 fragments) was considered due to improved representivity.
Multiple regression analysis enabled the identification of an optimal operating window for production of acceptable pellets.
He said the team were working on ways of giving them an wider operating window with the tyres.
Furthermore, the multiple regression analysis enabled the identification of an optimal operating window for production of fine globular granules.
