The phrase "application at the time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific application or process that is relevant during a particular moment or period.
Example: "The application at the time was considered groundbreaking in its approach to user interface design."
Alternatives: "application during that period" or "application at that moment".
21 presentation, Goldman said, "The Greek government has stated (and we agree) that these transactions were consistent with the Eurostat principles governing their use and application at the time".
Much of the orderliness of German and Swedish cities and the consistent quality of building line and height is due to the early establishment of detailed zoning regulations and their widespread application at the time of major building activity growing out of the Industrial Revolution.
"It should also be noted that the Secretary of State was fully aware of the ABP application at the time of his announcement".
RhBMP-2 application via mini-osmotic pumps is as suitable for inducing bone formation as a single application at the time of implantation.
TestFairy even lets developers view a video of exactly what the user was doing in the application at the time the error occurred, which is also useful to pinpoint problems.
The proposed two-phase approach permits a second phase of selection to be focused on the needs of the application at the time that the infrastructure is being deployed.
Each night, after using the physical activity diary, the participant will be prompted to exit the application, at this time the data will be transmitted to SugarCRM®.
But the analog devices were eventually abandoned because most of the applications at the time needed equipment that was more flexible.
They used state Department of Pesticide Regulation data to determine mothers' residential proximity to pesticide applications at the time they gave birth.
While they remain a promising alternative, especially for high energy applications, at the time of writing compound refractive lenses are little used for microfocus optics in X-ray fluorescence imaging applications, and we will not consider them further.
