The phrase "enter the time" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that someone should type or enter a specific time into a computer program. For example, "Please enter the time you want the program to start."
"Guests are invited to enter the time portal and witness a terrible, apocalyptic future, wherein the world is ruled by a nefarious cookie cult".
Client interviews are fitted into 45-minute slots: "We have to get as much information as possible in that time – if you haven't managed to get everything you need, you have to phone clients," says King. Clients have both an online and a paper-based file, and the solicitors have to enter the time they spend on a case, in six-minute units.
Just enter the time and hit submit.
I enter the time of waiting.
The system also provides an interface to enter the time and date for adjusting the daylight duration (Fig. 2d).
By the time we come to stage S2 of the life of the film, it has been developed and is about to enter the time machine.
With four regular cast members clearing out this year, there's a hunt on for new talent to enter the time-honoured SNL portal to fame, fortune and film stardom.
Elga's paradox is as follows: if no force acts on the particle, then it will enter the time-travel region.
If, on the one hand, nothing interferes with the particle it will enter the time-travel region on the left, exit on the right, be reflected from the mirror, re-enter from the right, and come out on the left to prevent itself from ever entering.
This is not unusual for April as we are now entering the time of year when gales are at their lowest frequency.
We are entering the time of the economic living dead, the permanent zombie economy.
