"closing period" is a valid phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the end of a segment of time (usually a certain number of days, weeks, or months). For example: "The closing period for submitting your application is June 30th".
Fellaini was pushed up for the last half hour by Van Gaal and United entered this closing period on the front foot.
Roy Keane became so introspective and elusive during the closing period of his time in charge at Sunderland that often the only way Niall Quinn could contact him was by text message.
Mr. Pia, once an associate of Moore Capital's founder, Louis Bacon, is permanently banned from trading any product regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission during the market's closing period and any such product related to platinum or palladium.
In addition, she said, if it is necessary to extend the closing period beyond 90 days and "it is determined that the delay is on the bank's side, we will extend the rate lock at no cost to our customer".
I'm frustrated for that closing period but we couldn't get a head of steam up to get the equaliser".
For pulsed cooling, coolant circulation is usually stopped during the melt-filling process and the opening and closing period of the mold.
Those opening and closing periods typically account for about 24 percent of average daily volume in stocks in the S.& P. 500, the commission noted.
She said Bank of America's average closing time now falls "well within" the 90-day period and remains close to what it was last year, though "a variety of reasons, including third-party delays and property issues," can extend closing periods.
ML: The closing periods started off much longer.
After that, the effects of spring stiffness on flow characteristics, valve core movement and response times during opening and closing periods are presented.
During neap tides, they exhibit much longer closing periods than during spring tides.
