The phrase "purchases time" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation where one person or entity takes some action to delay the progress of something else. For example, "The company's legal team purchases time on their case by filing for discovery motions."
The introduction of the measure, designed to put a brake on the runaway buy-to-let market, was delayed until 1 April, to give those in the middle of existing purchases time to complete before the new tax charge.
It monetizes via a mix of ads (he says about a fifth of its revenue comes from video ads at present) and in-app purchases (time is often the mechanic there, e.g. offering less patient players the chance to pay to speed up aspects of the game).
He has purchased time on local radio stations pleading for justice.
But as of Wednesday afternoon, he had only purchased time in four.
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.
For example a free instance that has already been purchased may have used only 50% of its purchased time.
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.
Calculating the difference on purchase period of consumer This phrase first calculates the average purchase time period, (ST_{i}^{t}) (sales time for item), for each product.
These services will allows merchants and consumers to better connect, from the search process to the post-purchase time period.
