"chronological frame" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is typically used to refer to an ordering of events or ideas according to time. For example, one might use the chronological frame of a movie to break down scenes or discuss the pacing of the narrative.
Geller roams imaginatively through German-language literature, identifying the possible antecedents of the animal figures in the works of Heine, Max Brod, and other Jewish writers of the period between about 1800 and 1933, his chronological frame.
Also, "The Traveling Players" guided us through modern Greek history from 1939 to 1952, in the company of itinerant actors, whereas now, in a complete change of tack, Angelopoulos uses wandering musicians as his chorus, and the chronological frame extends from 1919 to the aftermath of the Second World War.
Einstein demonstrated that there is no single spatial and chronological frame of reference.
This comparison coincides with the chronological frame from the OSL dating in several key points.
The questions were developed in relation to the study's aims, with the help of the advisory group and using the different stages of the research funding cycle as a chronological frame.
In our previous study related to threshing time, the three studied groups showed a pattern of gradual decrease, consistent with the chronological time frame from wild to landrace and from landraces to modern cultivars [ 16].
Or maybe I was just in a chronological-spiral frame of mind after seeing the new play "Marrying George Clooney: Confessions From a Midlife Crisis," at Cap 21 Theater Company in Chelsea.
The show begins with a pair of images that frame its chronological scope -- the Dutch immigrant artist Willem van de Velde's circa 1680 pen-and-ink sketch of a flotilla of ships landing marines on a remote shore, and the modern painter C.R.W. Nevinson's 1917 painting of swollen, frothy waves inspired by the Japanese artist Katsushika Hokusai's woodblock prints of waves.
Utilizing a green screen, a camera records a participant's movement in real-time and projects each frame in chronological order.
Other presentation method is the single image, which morphs parts of different key-frames in chronological to produce a single image.
Frame by frame and in chronological order, the committee will look at each play in which a quarterback was injured to try to discern a trend.
