"purchase time" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a period of time set aside or allotted to make a purchase. For example, "We are offering customers three days of purchase time to get the item at the discounted price."
The Fire doesn't come with a wall charger; that's $10 extra at purchase time, or $20 later.
His previous system, photographing the entire outfit at the store at purchase time, was less precise, and failed altogether when he forgot a camera, he said.
"We've had employees who have had to purchase time from an actuary, which is about $500 an hour," said Kathi Cooper, 52, an I.B.M. accountant and the lead plaintiff in a pending suit against that company's pension conversion.
Our system can disclose the correlations among items and determine the purchase time sequence of related merchandises by clustering algorithm.
The study was carried out in June and July of 2003 using a randomized complete block design with 3 factors (traders, varieties and purchase time) and 4 replications.
Our system can disclose the correlations among items and determine the purchase time sequence of related merchandises by a clustering algorithm.
He has purchased time on local radio stations pleading for justice.
But as of Wednesday afternoon, he had only purchased time in four.
These services will allows merchants and consumers to better connect, from the search process to the post-purchase time period.
For example a free instance that has already been purchased may have used only 50% of its purchased time.
176 DAYS The ideal advance-purchase time for flights from North America to Europe (see savings of 11percentt).
