The phrase "for significant time" is correct and usable in written English.
It is most often used to refer to the amount of time that is required for something to happen or to have an effect. For example, "We need to leave the cake in the oven for significant time before it is done."
Areas under the curve for significant time periods were calculated for each subject to avoid timing differences.
Williams is older and heavier, and boxing analysts have a tough time thinking of another fighter who has gone to prison for significant time in the middle of his prime and returned as a major factor.
Under the assumption that agents remain in the system for significant time periods, or that the agent composition changes only slowly, we have previously presented a prescriptive strategy for promoting and sustaining cooperation among self-interested agents.
If you went on to tell them the rest of the story: that Mike Brown would be fired within five games, Phil Jackson would be skipped over in favor of Mike D'Antoni, Dwight Howard wouldn't fit in with the lineup, Steve Nash and Pau Gasol would be out for significant time with injuries and then the team would lose Kobe Bryant to an Achilles injury a week before the end of the regular season.
Ordinary least squares regressions of individual farm income from 2005 to 2013 adapted from Richardson et al. (2000) are used to test for significant time trends.
This group formed in response to the recognition of a gap in the advice provision available for the particular effects of caldera volcanoes, and an acknowledgment that these effects could last for significant time periods (years to decades) with a "profound impact on the social and economic environments" (Waikato Regional Council 2014).
A simple dependence between the catalyst activity and the coke content on the catalyst (up to 17 wt% for significant time-on-stream) was tested.
This study failed to demonstrate evidence for significant time-of-day variation in Vo(2)max or cardiac function during standard progressive exercise testing in adolescent males.
The experimental results reveal that ultimately the pattern mode is the winner for significant times through Lagrangian optimization.
Outcomes of experiments suggest that an interactive query-development process using a hybrid ranked and Boolean retrieval system has the potential for significant time-savings over the current search process in the systematic reviewing.
The wait-list activity could extend for a significant time".
