The phrase "announced timeframe" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific period that has been communicated or declared by someone, often in a formal context.
Example: "The project will be completed within the announced timeframe, ensuring all deadlines are met."
Alternatives: "declared schedule" or "set timeline".
Although the company has not officially announced details, timeframe or pricing, we were recently given a sneak peek into the company's plans.
The move to 4G is undeniably underway, with Verizon, T-mobile, AT&T, and even MetroPCS all having rolled out (or at least having announced a timeframe to roll out) some variant of a 4G network.
Öcalan did not announce a timeframe, but, according to Turkish media reports, it is expected that all of the PKK's estimated 3,500 fighters based in Turkey will withdraw within five months.
Samsung did not announce a timeframe as to when PayPal support in Samsung Pay would expand outside the U.S., only saying that it would also arrive "soon".
While Microsoft didn't announce a timeframe for when it plans to release this update, Somasegar told me that the company plans to slowly migrate all of its users over to this platform.
Spotify today says that the "Discover" feature is now "coming soon to everyone," but did not also announce a timeframe for its arrival to other mobile platforms or the iPad, which was not included in the new iOS update.
When President Obama announced a 2014 timeframe for withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan, Gen Petraeus said he would carry out Mr Obama's order but the withdrawal was "more aggressive" than military leaders had recommended.
On the heels of record holiday sales over the Black Friday through Cyber Monday timeframe, Amazon announced this morning that Cyber Monday was the biggest shopping day worldwide in company history.
While Hulu didn't announce the exact timeframe as to when all the shows would be added, we understand that most will arrive sometime later this summer, with the full rollout expected to complete by year-end.
