"dominant period" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a period in time in which a particular characteristic or condition is most prominent or heavily concentrated. For example, "The 1950s saw a dominant period of economic growth in the United States."
Weak interplate locking off Kamaishi is also implied by the degree of periodicity and the dominant period of slow slip (Uchida et al. 2016).
M. hyopneumoniae J possesses a remarkably strong and persistent periodic signal with the dominant period 10.9 bp, which spans almost the entire genome and features only few non-periodic regions [ 11].
Duminy advances to the final delivery of the session and bats it down the pitch, ending a quite dominant period of play for Australia.
But seven months later, Nadal can reflect on the most dominant period of his career after two grand slam trophies, eight ATP Tour titles and only three losses.
The Lakers entered the most dominant period in their franchise history when they selected Magic Johnson in the first overall pick of the 1979 NBA draft.
"But I think some of it comes down to the fact that the Bledisloe Cup means so much to both teams and when one team's having a dominant period like we're at the moment, the other team really gets frustrated.
This win was chiselled from the visitors' most dominant period of play, the winner created by the contest's most influential performer and scored by a forward who has always delighted in stamping his influence all over occasions such as this.
Blake retired in 1948, but he rejoined the team before the 1955 56 season as head coach, and he led the Canadiens into the most dominant period in team history.
Then Federer would have his sights on that man Borg again, whose five successive titles between 1976 and 1980 represent the most dominant period one man has enjoyed at Wimbledon since the Challenge Round - the means by which the holder of the men's singles title could sit out the competition until after the all-comers' final had been decided - was abolished in 1922.
Dominant period of vibration for a specific structure.
This 10-day oscillation appears as a dominant period in the mesospheric spectrum.
