The phrase "availability window" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific period during which something is accessible or can be utilized, often in contexts like scheduling or resource allocation.
Example: "Please let me know your availability window for the meeting next week so we can coordinate our schedules."
Alternatives: "time frame" or "access period".
Click on "I will select one of my approved proctors" One week before the opening of the exam availability window, we will begin releasing the final exam to your assigned proctor.
It was first announced back in January, with an availability window that basically works out to "eventually".
This was the final food availability window for 14 days of FR.
After 5 days of gradually decreasing food availability, the final food availability window was ZT/CT6 10.
Participants had an availability window to complete the diary from 30 minute prior to the scheduled start to four hours after the scheduled start.
Participants also received up to four SMS text message reminders about completing diary entries, sent at the scheduled start time, one hour after the scheduled start time, two and a half hours after the scheduled start time and fifteen minutes before the 4-hour availability window following the scheduled start time closed.
Those availability windows, 24-hour limits and other obnoxious restrictions were established for some profit-protecting reason.
It also explains why Zediva isn't subject to the availability windows and restrictions that hobble the cheap movie services like Redbox and Netflix.
Movies from the Internet are "any time," but not "any movie," thanks to the industry's self-defeating system of rights and availability windows.
Initially, availability windows for the devices closed quickly, with shipping times dropping on most models within minutes of orders opening.
Wojcicki said it should arrive "soon" at the Code conference, however, though she wouldn't address specific availability windows.
