'daily interval' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to describe a regular period of time (e.g., hours, days, weeks, months) occurring throughout a day. For example: "The patient's daily interval of physical activity was essential to their recovery."
TDR waveforms are measured along the height of the sample at assumed different hydrostatic conditions at daily interval.
REM latency and especially the delta sleep ratio remained increased for several days after discontinuation from subchronic administration, indicating the possibility of a less-than-daily maintenance medication after an initial daily interval.
Since the weekly interval partially covers some of the daily interval (18 April 2016 24 April 2016), we select the respective weekly collection and the rest of the daily collections until 28 April 2016.
Since the complete growth cycle of vegetation has been established with a daily interval, this study employed the TIMESAT program to extract the start and end of crop seasons from NDVI time series (Fig. 8).
But it was a reliable, daily interval when I knew that I could make those calls.
The solid boxed area (right ) indicates the daily interval of food availability under FR.
At regular daily intervals a total of 20 numbered balls or pellets are randomly drawn from a container, and prizes are paid out by the house according to how many of each player's selected numbers are drawn.
Pyelonephritic rats were treated with either saline or OT immediately after surgery and at daily intervals.
Verbal descriptions of pain were obtained before randomization and at four daily intervals.
Firstly, these annual time-dependent data are segmented into 365 daily intervals.
Germination percentage was recorded at daily intervals after the first emergence was observed.
