The phrase "arrest period" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to law enforcement, criminal justice, or any situation where a person is detained for a specific duration.
Example: "The suspect was held during the arrest period while the police gathered evidence."
Alternatives: "detention period" or "incarceration duration".
The role of cranial computed tomography in the immediate post-cardiac arrest period.
It appears that magistrates will take advantage of the weapons-dealing accusations to prolong the initial four-day arrest period.
The avoidance of a cardiac and circulatory arrest period allows time for a more deliberate aortic reconstruction while the heart remains beating.
The aim of the study is to investigate the prognostic relevance of H-FABP for out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) patients in the early post-cardiac arrest period.
The results show that (1) in the process of crack propagation, crack speeds are not a constant, and the cracks may temporarily stopped for a period, and in this study, the maximum arrest period is 227.52 μs; (2) the propagation toughness is related to crack speeds, and the arrest toughness is lower than the initiation toughness.
"During my entire arrest period, I was being asked one thing: to come out on the Libyan state channel and say that those who kidnapped me were not from Qaddafi's security forces; rather they were from the revolutionaries and armed gangs," Ms. Obeidy said.
The model reproduces the shape of experimental crack growth curves obtained on 316LN stainless steel and the decrease in arrest periods at grain boundaries as the crack grows.
Some also will refuse because the six-month no-arrest period would inhibit them from partaking in further protests, he said.
He turned to Mr. Wadsworth, who has been called a "quiet radical" for his arresting period productions of classic plays and operas.
(There is a seven in ten chance he will be arrested, period; and over a quarter will return to prison on some charge).
We measured regional renal cortical blood flow (RRCBF) in the peri-arrest period.
