This part of a sentence is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to a period of time in which something is available or likely to happen. For example, "This promotion will provide a window of opportunity to get a great deal on our products."
Ideally, this should provide a window of opportunity for America to address its own deficit problem.
These findings highlight the dilemma faced by security managers but also provide a window of opportunity to seek appropriate solutions.
Beane acknowledged that the constant overhauling could be exhausting — different from most places, where a nucleus of players might provide a window of championship opportunity lasting several years.
These differences provide a window of growth parameters in which nanotubes can be grown on the surface of few-layer graphene without significant formation of etch tracks.
Recent advancements in the field of metabolomics provide a window of opportunity to decipher the abiotic stress tolerance mechanism of plants.
Amandla Thomas-Johnson, Cage's spokesman, said: "The government must provide a window of opportunity for Britons to return, because unfortunately, this isn't the first time we've heard of people trapped in the region wanting to come home".
The officials described the new leaders as technocrats who have promised to help lead a return to democracy but who will not be candidates themselves -- conditions that provide a window of nearly two years to begin an economic and political overhaul.
Gaining an understanding of the motivations, expectations, and underlying issues pertaining to these producers of arts and culture – who also may be consumers of creative outputs – can provide a window of opportunity through which to attain valuable perspectives on livability, policy development, and city building.
Kingdon postulates that issues get onto the agenda when the problem, politics and policy streams intersect to provide a 'window of opportunity' (Kingdon 1984).
Lin and co-authors presented that the initial combined activation of IRE1, PERK, and ATF6 produces cytoprotective outputs (reduced translation, enhanced ER protein folding capacity), which provide a 'window of opportunity' for cells to readjust their ER to cope with stress.
10 The aim of this double blind, randomised, placebo injection controlled crossover trial was to investigate the efficacy of an intramuscular injection of BoNT-A to the distal portion of the VL muscle to provide a 'window of opportunity' to re-train the medial quadriceps and thus restore more balanced knee extensor control during functional activity.
