The phrase 'commission time' is technically correct and can be used in written English. It usually refers to the time period allotted for a task to be completed, or to the process of conducting an official inquiry. For example: "We have one week until commission time - let's make sure we have all the necessary documents ready to go."
Under the age discrimination law, employees must first file a discrimination charge with the E.E.O.C., and then wait 60 days before filing a lawsuit, in order to give the commission time to try to resolve the matter with the employer.
It's tempting to argue that the delay gives the commission time to develop a consensus, but that's a fool's errand on a topic that's so polarizing.
The commission timed its latest initiative carefully, announcing its proposal 10 days after the German elections, to avoid provoking an immediate rebuke from Berlin.
After that, a long commissioning time is required to adjust control and filter parameters.
Furthermore, the generator has to be always synchronized during the commissioning time.
The limited amount of commissioning time foreseen for plasma control will make extensive testing and validation necessary.
This paper shows a method to decrease test and commissioning time by using expert knowledge and by considering the risk of failing processes.
At the end of the commissioning time the prototype achieved many of the Advanced LIGO requirements about seismic isolation, stability and reliability.
Naturally, off-line methods are also suitable but require greater design and commissioning time to produce controllers possibly only valid at a specified operating point.
The installation has been carried out without causing any interference to the plasma operation and without requiring a long commissioning time.
Even the test for performance is quite often workload dependent and as such the performance numbers provided at test time or at system commissioning time may not be achievable during actual system workload.
