"earlier window" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to describe a period of time that came before something else. For example, "We experienced a lot of growth during the earlier window of 2020."
First, we have our movies at an earlier window than others.
Many other Internet start-ups in the book that missed the earlier window a few years ago are in a holding pattern, waiting for the right moment to go public.
The kickoff (1 p.m., Pacific) guarantees higher TV ratings than an earlier window (10 a.m .. ESPN's coverage has been largely well-received.
As this is a measure of intent, it provides an earlier window into the decision making process than the path offset measure.
Regarding duration of infection, the incident HIV notification cases on average represented an earlier window of the infection than the ZPHI samples (p < 0.001; unpaired t-test).
Some earlier Windows phones suffered from poor hardware.
At Erfurt Cathedral the window given by Johann von Tiefengruben (c. 1400) is lighter in tone and has a more refined pictorial style than the earlier windows there.
The Windows Server 2003 PKI, which Microsoft has designed to work in conjunction with XP and other down level Windows client systems, counters most of the drawbacks of earlier Windows PKIs.
People who are ready to make the jump to Windows 3.0 ($149 from the Microsoft Corporation, or $50 to upgrade from any earlier Windows version) will need to make sure their computers can handle it.
Compared with earlier Windows machines, it is almost a dragster.
In earlier Windows 7 releases, that was not the case, as the software had left room for the BlueStacks control strip at the bottom of the screen.
