"duration and depth" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing a situation that has a long-term or lasting impact, or that has wide-reaching implications. For example, "The effects of this crisis will be felt in terms of both duration and depth."
The laser power, wavelength, duration and depth of penetration of laser firing were optimized to induce reproducible lesions.
The duration and depth of the problems have made them more difficult to stomach.
The duration and depth of the recession is such that the World Bank now compares it to the slumps seen in eastern European countries in the early 1990s.
This might suggest that individuals with PTSD misperceive their sleep duration and depth, or that mediators of delta sleep, such as nocturnal hormone activity, differ in PTSD compared to other hyperarousal disorders such as depression.
Integration in project-based supply chains is a multi-dimensional construct, including the four dimensions strength, scope, duration, and depth of integration.
To characterise the effects of alfaxalone by intramuscular (IM) injection in red-eared slider turtles and the influence of body temperature on anaesthetic duration and depth.
Handling times were kept <3 min. To measure the number, duration and depths of dives during foraging trips, incubating birds were captured during daytime in their nest box and equipped with cylindrical time depth recorders (TDRs).
Reported SSEs have shown wide variations in source duration, magnitude, and depth, and we do not yet fully understand which condition(s) controls their behaviors.
Therefore, they may not be treated all alike, in particular, with respect to type, duration, speed and depth of hypothermia as well as rewarming management [ 23].
But with the September decline, it's made our estimate for the duration and the depth of the recession greater".
We use a simple analytical model of the transit to calculate the central time of transit, its duration and the depth of the transit.
