The phrase "at the shutdown" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific time or event when a system, operation, or process is being shut down.
Example: "The system will undergo maintenance at the shutdown to ensure all processes are properly terminated."
Alternatives: "during the shutdown" or "at the time of shutdown".
In announcing their gift, the Arnolds expressed frustration at the shutdown.
(Following public and political outrage at the shutdown, Pfizer retained about 600 staff at the Sandwich site).
Some like Senator Ted Cruz, a principal Republican polemicist at the shutdown ramparts, at first declined, but then joined in the general display of self-denial.
It told the BBC that Ofcom was "the media arm of the royal family," and on its Web site it published anguished comments it said were from viewers outraged at the shutdown.
The Fig. 9a show the responses of the HP shaft speed supervision with fuzzy controller using ANFIS model at the shutdown stage and the Fig. 9b show HP shaft speed supervision with PID controller using ANFIS model at the startup phase.
Where: n = n a + n b are scalar coefficients, x i (t) is the input data regression, k is the nonlinearity degree in the estimated function F. The model parameters of the examined gas turbine have been identified with a series of operational data at the startup, at the shutdown and at the normal operation phases.
Briefly, at least, the shutdown of more than 100 power plants cleaned up the air.
For the moment, at least, the shutdown and the general scene of insanity in Congress is clearly hurting the Republican brand.
Amid a lot of heat at Grangemouth, the shutdown hasn't completely extinguished the light.
He said that if he'd still been at Mode, the shutdown would have played out differently — rather than leaving creators unpaid and employees without severance.
Some experts worry that future research will be at risk if the shutdown drags on for weeks.
