The phrase "each time of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a series of different times. For example, "I enjoy visiting my hometown each time of the year."
Each time of day had its perfect location for motionlessness.
Each time, of course, the captain still ended up on the losing side.
… when Jack Ferver, in his show "Two Alike," at the Kitchen, launched into a frantic repetition, faster and faster each time, of a scene from the movie "Return to Oz".
What is strange about reseeing a movie that one reacted to fairly intensely many years ago is that one may respond exactly the same way to so many details and be aware each time of having responded that way before.
As I have grown older, Lydgate's marital — and professional — disillusionment becomes more and more painful to countenance, and I grow fonder each time of Fred Vincy, whose understated virtues escaped me completely when I was younger.
"I'm happy, surprised and one day will write about it, but for now, I hope this proves what feminists have always said: that feminism is about the ability to chose what's right at each time of our lives".
These properties shall be calculated at each time of interest.
σ/η = 0.65 is used in each time of calculation of minimum upper bound.
But each time of day is actually reserved for a specific activity – and each has a specific purpose.
