The phrase "in a specified timeframe" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a particular period of time that has been established or agreed upon by two or more parties. For example: "The project must be completed within the specified timeframe of six weeks."
Not allowing the use of cluster munitions will increases risk to Coalition forces engaged in combat from enemy counter-fire, reduce responsiveness, decrease the number of different targets that can be attacked within a specified timeframe, and will substantially increase risks of collateral damage by requiring usage of a greater number of large, unitary warheads to accomplish the same mission.
Not allowing the use of cluster munitions will increase risk to coalition forces engaged in combat from enemy counter-fire, reduce responsiveness, decrease the number of different targets that can be attacked within a specified timeframe, and will substantially increase risks of collateral damage by requiring usage of a greater number of large, unitary warheads to accomplish the same mission.
ICOs allow individuals to purchase organisation or startup specific tokens (cryptocurrency) within a specified timeframe.
Since interventions were implemented over a specified timeframe, with training parameters controlled, it has been suggested that unique and shared environmental factors would make minor contributions to the variance of the response to PA [22], resulting in a rMZ that would give a close estimate of heritability.
A frequent topic addressed in validation studies is the respondent's ability to precisely recall sick leave duration within a specified timeframe.
The internal responsiveness of a measure represents its ability to detect changes over a specified timeframe [ 28].
All outcomes were developed to assess whether any of the children under 5 had experienced a health concern or had died in the specified timeframe.
What data do you have to indicate that your promotion will happen in your specified timeframe?
