"queuing time" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe the amount of time spent waiting in line. For example, "We spent two hours of queuing time to get into the amusement park."
The research questions include: (1) how do tourists tradeoff between schedule delay, queuing time and the overcrowding of the resort?
For situations in which the optimality criteria are not satisfied, we present the Heuristic Search Procedure (HSP), which sequentially invokes three distinct search heuristics, the Local Neighborhood Search Strategy (LNSS), Queuing Time Search Strategy 1 (QSS1), and Queuing Time Search Strategy 2 (QSS2), before delivering the best allocation encountered by LNSS, QSS1, and QSS2.
However, with queuing time predicted to be up to five hours – and with temperatures this week reaching 106F – that may be a challenge, unless you have your own Cloak of Invisibility.
One other thing: by taking my car off the road in rush hour, I cut everyone else's queuing time as well, and reduce the emissions they belch out while they wait.
Dorset County Council has now altered signalling on the route which it hopes will cut motorists' queuing time.
Delay cumulatively increase based on the data processing time, queuing time, and transmission time.
Otherwise, he said, "passenger queuing times will be unprecedented".
The stadium is entirely cashless – fans pay with contactless cards – and the service is consequently quick, queuing times reduced.
To cut queuing times the borders are now staffed by hundreds of officers with the most cursory training.
"A number of spectators had extended queuing times at ticket collection due to a substantial increase in walk-up purchasers," she said.
The one major shortcoming was that the static assignment network model was unable to predict the substantial reductions of queuing times.
