"queue time" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in the context of waiting for something or standing in line. Example: The queue time for the popular rollercoaster ride was over two hours, but it was worth it for the excitement and thrill.
At 8.40pm it had a 30-minute queue time and shut at 9am.
"I tried this for them; at 8.40pm it had a 30-minute queue time and shut at 9am.
Another feature is the colour-coded lanes with screens displaying the actual queue time, enabling passengers to choose the lane they want to use.
"The change will eventually reduce the queue time from almost two years to about 50 days, but it will take two years for that to happen," a user said.
While the interactive castle tour is designed to make the queue time a distraction in itself, with talking portraits, a visit to Dumbledore's Office and a Defence against the Dark Arts class with Ron, Harry and Hermione, the queue area snakes for what seems like miles before you even enter the castle.
The following Table 2 is the average queue time and max queue time in the burst rate simulation.
The immigration minister, Mark Harper, said he was pleased the NAO recognised the success of the border force in implementing full passenger checks while also reducing queue times.
However, the scheme received a major boost in January when McDonalds said it was introducing the technology in all its 1,200 outlets in a bid to cut queue times.
Concedes E-Trade, "There would be considerably longer queue times".
Heathrow's owner BAA, which earlier urged the Home Office to address the issue, said it welcomed the government's recognition that the queue times were "unacceptable".
John Vine found that staff were going off shift just as the airport was getting busy and criticised the way queue times were recorded.
