The phrase "passage in time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the movement or progression of time, often in a reflective or philosophical context.
Example: "As I look back on my life, I realize that each passage in time has shaped who I am today."
Alternatives: "flow of time" or "passage of time."
Its passage in time for the 2018 midterm elections seems increasingly unlikely.
Mr. Bush said he wanted final passage in time for the next school year.
A defining detail would be one that marks a passage in time, like the baby's bald spot that will soon cover over, or a passing fancy.
The model explains several experimental observations when operating at constant pressure: loss of permeate flux with increased salt passage in time and achievement of a quasi-steady state flux and biomass amount.
He also held out hope that a tax-abatement proposal to help nonprofit theaters, sponsored by David M. Pincus, chairman of the theater task force for Community Board 4, might win passage in time to aid the Ohio.
But that sentiment is consistent with another of MacMillan's conclusions: that history's ultimate utility does not lie in its predictive or even its explanatory value, but in its ability to teach humility, to nurture an appreciation of the limits on our capacity to see the past clearly or to know fully the historical determinants of our own brief passage in time.
However, in the book she turns out to be a hard-working district judge who can always supply an appropriate Bible passage in times of crisis.
The coincident observations of the TEC reductions and the rocket passage, both in time and space, reveal that the TEC reductions must be associated with a background ionospheric hole produced by the rocket exhaust.
"At five Wednesday morning, Jake sipped coffee in his office and stared through the French doors," Grisham writes in a typical passage in "A Time to Kill".
That excitement was stoked when we later heard that we were transiting through the Drake Passage in record time.
Passage is real in time, then, but not at an atemporal perspective.
