The phrase "is doing over time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing action or process that occurs continuously or repeatedly throughout a period.
Example: "The project is doing over time, showing gradual improvements in efficiency."
Alternatives: "is progressing over time" or "is evolving over time."
Dimensional assessments will enable clinicians to record the presence of a variety of problems as well as their severity (very severe, severe, moderate and mild) and thereby be able to track how a person is doing over time and in response to different treatments.
They can have different purposes, ranging from deciding which students go on to which secondary or postsecondary school, to being a core component of accountability systems, designed to find out which schools are doing a better job than others, to acting as a more general indicator of how well a province, a region, or a country is doing over time.
Regarding how need is done over time, the specialist said that "each visit involves going over activities and areas of need highlighted in their personal plan.
Link building is something that is done over time with online article submissions, online press releases, local directory listings, blogs, online videos and more.
I'm reliably informed, however, that they're aware of the issue and are working on refining the algorithm, so it will get more accurate (and actually reflect what you've been doing) over time.
Brain Genius tracks your score so you can see how you're doing over time.
"People spend the majority of their net worth on their homes, and they want to know how those home values are doing over time".
Some conduct surveys every three months to help set quarterly objectives, while others run surveys with smaller groups of employees every couple of weeks to track how they are doing over time.
As the parent of two adopted children who are in touch with their first mothers and fathers, a parent who sees how their families are doing over time and sees how the other not-adopted kids are developing, this question gets an urgency beyond the theoretical.
"I can make larger commitments to things that are done over time and are noncash," she said.
"It takes time to outfit the buses with the new design, so they are being done over time in preparation for the June rollout.
