The phrase "applied at a time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the specific timing or context in which something is implemented or executed.
Example: "The new policy will be applied at a time that is most convenient for all employees."
Alternatives: "implemented at a specific moment" or "executed at a particular time".
Mr. Kerry's advisers argued that the lessons of 1996 no longer applied at a time of quick shifts in public opinion and international upheaval, and they disputed the wisdom of the Bush advertising campaign.
When using direct manipulation of grazing, if the IAP has a different phenology than some of the native species present, then grazing can be applied at a time when the IAP is most susceptible, thereby manipulating competition among species within the community.
Long-term mechanical stimulation, therefore, produces a net sleep loss only when applied at a time when flies would normally be asleep.
The ECM vest can be applied at a time and location remote to the ablation procedure and catheter laboratory in which maneuvers to induce ectopy, including aerobic exercises on the treadmill, can be performed for preprocedural mapping.
Rabbits were selected randomly and single test materials, namely, CEO 500 mg, cream base, B5 (corresponding to 500 mg of the CEO), and lactic acid 98%, were applied at a time on one test site of the animal against vehicle control.
The Action block contained 60 trials, 48 action time trials (AT) and, randomly interspersed among them, 12 trials containing SAS (AS), which we attempted to apply at a time that could coincide with motor preparation for free will execution of the task.
Their result indicates that the persistence of hexazinone would have been longer in the current study if it had been applied at a cooler time of the year.
Kindling is a form of sensitization in which repeated application of electrical stimuli applied to the brain at low levels culminates in the induction of full-blown seizures when the same stimulus is applied at a later time.
STOPP/START criteria as an intervention applied at a single time point during hospitalisation for acute illness in older people significantly improve medication appropriateness [ 7 ], an effect that is maintained 6 months post-intervention.
These phases can be best studied and differentiated in animal models, in which a disease stimulus is often applied at a single time-point so that the injury and the progression are synchronized.
Testing the effect of CPZ and QC revealed 90 95% inhibition of TBSV replication when the chemicals were applied at an early time point of the assay (Fig. 2A, lanes 2 4 and 10 12).
