The phrase "in time lag" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to indicate that something is not happening at the same time as something else, or that something is lagging behind in terms of time. For example, "The new technology implementation is in time lag with the implementation of the new service."
In the sandstone area, the results show longer lag times of runoff to reach the lower section of the channel reach in the treated gully (SCV) compared to the untreated gully: difference in time lag equal lag to production of runoff equals 51% for runoff initiation, 61% for peak runoff and 44% for runoff end.
There are 'jumps' that can be connected with uncertainties in time lag calculations because of the presence of components with smaller periods in the variations.
The authors suggest that the difference in time lag from disease onset to the first consultation could have been due to the local patterns of referral.
In the case of the former, there's a built-in time lag between when we want something and when we buy, Howell said.
Because the 122 Cities Mortality Reporting System/EDRS algorithm for identifying influenza and pneumonia on death certificates is processed only 1 time each week, there is a built-in time lag between when the death certificate is filed and when a death is identified in EDRS.
The differences in time lags likely indicate different processes in the M I T system.
The differences in time lags may indicate different interactions between processes in the magnetosphere ionosphere thermosphere system.
Furthermore, we investigate the monthly variation in time lags between large-scale variations in ionosphere and solar irradiation.
Monthly variations in time lags indicates that the time lag between the ionospheric responses and solar irradiation varies without seasonal dependence.
They assumed that the connections between the nodes could be faster in one direction than in the other, and they studied the model's dependency on this difference in time lags.
