"low on time" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which there is not enough time to do something. For example: "I'm sorry, but I'm low on time so I won't be able to attend the meeting."
Running low on time, though, he erred by allowing Mr. Anand to trade off one of his key defensive pieces, and soon resigned.
In the bottom diagram, Ivanchuk was already low on time.
"You want to tell him to move, move, you're low on time!" she says.
"We're low on time and manpower, let's put it that way," Brodasca said.
In the penultimate round, he had a slight edge over Francisco Vallejo Pons, but both players were low on time.
"We're running low on time," said Mr. Sanders, a bulky former Air Force parachutist who lives with his disabled wife, Ruth, in this small Atlanta suburb.
Many airlines, stung by lawmakers and a public furious with record-low on-time performance, beefed up customer service and operations teams.
hiMAC analysis is most efficient when images are acquired with a high-content analysis microscope, which facilitates comparable exposure times between images, low sample bleaching and low hands-on time.
We designed a clone-selection workflow based on cell-sorting and direct genomic PCR to derive and genotype knockout clones with relatively low hands-on time.
Detection of multiple mRNA targets from a single sample and low hands-on time of the protocol makes the assay cost-effective.
The lowest WLT values of 5.0 µm and 5.57 µm are reached at a high current and low current with low pulse on time using the copper and graphite electrodes and the SiC powder, respectively.
