The phrase "are generated over time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process or phenomenon that occurs gradually or develops as time progresses.
Example: "The patterns in the data are generated over time, revealing trends that were not initially apparent."
Alternatives: "are produced gradually" or "develop over time".
They are generated over time by huge social transformations, on the scale of what took place in the sixties and seventies.
McGann links his study to contextual and institutional studies of literary works as they are generated over time by authors, editors, typographers, book designers, marketing planners, and other publishing agents.
In the training phase, a rule set that has been generated over time by the decision tree classifier is used to define both known and unknown attributes.
In the hypothetical scenario within the SD model, we compared the relative quantity of clinical trials that would be generated over time with the same amount of resources.
As both processes have different driving forces and different time constants, a very complex combined diffusion profile is generated over time.
We also observed for AS alone that higher order species with mean radii up to 1 μm were generated over time, corresponding to the assembly of amyloid fibrils.
Sometimes it has been claimed that forest incentives are self-financing in the sense that a substantial income may be generated over time and, if taxed, the government may at least partly recover its contribution.
Wear debris is generated over time as the articulating surfaces move against each other, and this debris can subsequently lead to multiple adverse effects including inflammatory hypersensitivity reactions, pseudotumor formation, osteolysis, and implant loosening.
Moreover, data notes provide a prime publication format for organizing and reporting data sets that have been generated over time in research environments, often for different purposes and in the context of different studies.
Thinking of the CSHs as momentary forces of transition which move along the arrows in Figure 1 suggests that competing risks data are generated over the course of time as follows: 1.
The latter allows for online single-array CN analysis, which is useful not only in projects with a very small or a very large number of arrays, but also in projects where arrays are generated over an extended period of time.
