The phrase "exceed duration of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to go beyond the assigned or expected length of time for something. Here is an example sentence: "The presentation exceeded the duration of one hour, but the audience was so engaged that no one seemed to mind."
Moreover, a large observational study of nursing homes in Ontario demonstrated that the majority of antibiotic prescriptions exceeded durations of therapy sufficient for treatment of the most commonly encountered infections [ 17].
Satellite repeat intervals that exceed the duration of target deformation signals limit the timescales over which InSAR is appropriate for monitoring.
We consider that the transmission time should not exceed the duration of a block T, and the transmit power of each node should be less than the maximum transmit power P max t.
The time required for this wetting process can exceed the duration of a convective rainstorm, in which case, runoff is dominated by infiltration-excess runoff and may be extended further as a result of the rainsplash occurring during the storm itself.
There may be regional differences in the rules concerning when oxygen cylinders should be returned; for instance, patients in the capital region are only required to hand in cylinders if the cluster-free periods normally exceed a duration of 1 year.
Given that almost one in five InSAR-detected deformation episodes are thought to exceed the duration of the window over which measurements were made, the proportion of deformation episodes found to last multiple years or even decades is likely to increase in the future.
However, one might question the need for such dedicated mechanisms since the half-lives of most transcripts exceed the duration of mitosis [ 2].
**Utilities were calculated assuming the maximum amount of time traded could not exceed the duration of the health state assuming a discount rate of 3%.
*Utilities were calculated assuming the maximum amount of time traded could not exceed the duration of the health state in the adult and assuming a discount rate of 3%.
*Utilities were calculated assuming the maximum amount of time traded could not exceed the duration of the health state in the adolescent and assuming a discount rate of 3%.
