The phrase "autonomy time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a period designated for individuals to exercise their independence or make decisions without external influence.
Example: "During autonomy time, employees are encouraged to explore their own projects and ideas without micromanagement."
Alternatives: "independent time" or "self-directed time".
Vidaurri exercised this autonomy, time and again putting his regional interests before the concerns of national politics; on several occasions he withdrew his troops from the liberal forces in the War of the Reform in order to consolidate his position in the north.
However, even if common practice dictates a long autonomy time, we are entering a new era of "cost and benefit realism" underpinned by environmentally friendly policies and we should challenge these historical practices at every opportunity if it can lead to resource and cost savings.
The provision of more comprehensive less directive information and greater autonomy, time and support of independent decision making were associated with a lower uptake of BCT.
In a systematic review it has been found that high job demand, low decision autonomy, time pressure, mental stress, job dissatisfaction, high workload, and lack of support from colleagues and superiors are risk factors for CANS [ 10].
Where there is a high density of nodes, continuity of service can be reasonably assured with short autonomy times.
Shorter autonomy times are specified for parts of the network although a large part will continue to need support for hours rather minutes.
Johnson says he loves working at Penn State, where Paterno allows the coaches a degree of autonomy and time with their family.
He has leveraged the right anxieties at the right moments, wringing another set of concessions out of the players and annexing a little more of their autonomy every time.
For example, Parasuraman and Simmers (2001) show that, in comparison with organizational employees, self-employed persons (with leadership functions and the "upward career" pattern) perceived higher autonomy and time flexibility at work, and had higher job involvement and job satisfaction.
Mike Lynch, the founder and current head, will be stepping down after a transition period, HP says, and it doesn't look like it's giving up on Autonomy any time soon: "the market and competitive positioning for Autonomy remain strong, particularly in cloud offerings," the company writes in its statement.
U.S. physicians also perceived more clinical autonomy and time with their patients, with differences remaining significant even after controlling for age, gender, and clinical hours.
