The phrase "closing time of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to the specific time when a place (usually a business or some other organization) closes its doors or ceases to operate. For example: "What is the closing time of the local library today?".
Communication/recording tasks were frequently performed around the starting and closing time of services.
Tsurface was slightly higher than the desired temperature when closing time of the shutters was long, because the shutter reflected the heat back into the cell and because the thermocouple for the cell was located outside of crucible of sources.
They got into "Rain Room" just 15 minutes before the exhibit's closing time of 5 30.
It will have the latest closing time of any newspaper in Germany, 10 30 p.m.
O'Farrell said there would also be a new statewide closing time of 10pm for bottle shops.
He rarely gets home before the closing time of the laundromat opposite his Lower East Side apartment.
In particular, fixed values are related to the unlocking, opening and closing times of doors together with any planned buffer times; indeed, they are invariant once rolling stock features and train dispatching times are set up.
The opening and closing times of the land bridge are slightly changed, reducing the passage time by 18 minutes for T3.
In this study, knowledge of opening and closing times of clinics was associated with satisfaction in univariate analysis but non-significant in multivariate analysis.
By contrast, the mean closed time of chromatin seemed to be highly clone-dependent, ranging from 6 to 12 hours for clone C1 and C17 to more than 2 days for C5 and C7.
Closing Time revisited some of the characters of his first novel, 50 years on.
