The phrase 'bridge the time' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe how one is passing the time during a period in which one is idle or without something to do. For example: "I'm just biding my time until I can go back to school by playing video games to bridge the time."
"Theoretically we could bridge the time.
Thomas plays blues (mostly B.B. King) to bridge the time between matches.
"My sainted father gave me a bridge loan," he said -- a short-term loan intended to bridge the time span between buying one house and selling another.
As the term suggests, bridge loans are short-term loans intended to bridge the time span between buying one house and selling another.
"One of the ways to bridge the time that those renewables need is by reducing the need for new energy," he says.It may be that cities like San Antonio are unusually well-placed to pursue energy efficiency.
If America cannot make the talkies pay it is doubtful if she will let anyone else, and colour, wide screen, and stereoscopy will have to be called in to bridge the time between now and television.
To bridge the time-zone gap left by New York's absence, London traders worked double shifts, often until midnight, to handle New York's usual workload until colleagues in Tokyo and Hong Kong could take over in their morning.
The City boomed as London became a global financial centre, bridging the time zones of the Americas and Asia and allowing foreign banks access to the EU.
Web-based treatments may be an appropriate way of bridging the time gap for patients on a waiting list.
This improved significantly the patients' condition (stabilization of vital signs, reducing jugular vein congestion), bridging the time to the start of the operation.
In this work, we aim at bridging the time scale from gene regulation to cellular transformation processes on the tissue or cell population level.
