"rental time" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It generally refers to the period of time for which something is rented. For example, "The rental time for the car was two weeks."
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The time limitations typically apply to the intended length of the rental, even if the actual rental time turns out to be shorter.
The new rule is that new owners now must own for two years before offering rentals with a minimum rental time of three months.
A professor at New York University's business school, as well as an entrepreneur, he regularly consumes bandwidth and virtual-computer rental time across multiple web services run by Amazon.com, but never quite so much.
And students can extend the rental time if they ened more time to use the textbook.
Cowing says that the money pays for radio transmission equipment, rental time on radio telescope networks to track the spacecraft, and travel for team members.
Extending iTunes rental times [Macworld].
Over the past year, peer-to-peer car rental startup RelayRides has been growing its average rental times and revenues by focusing specifically on daily and multi-day rentals.
See, one of the big issues when using Getaround and RelayRides is that most of the time, users have to not only agree to rental times and terms, but also have to exchange keys to the vehicle in question.
At the American Firearms School, the Learn to Shoot program, for novices, costs forty dollars for ninety minutes: a lesson, a gun rental, range time, two targets, and two boxes of bullets.
FedEx, UPS, even the U.S. Postal Service rely heavily on rentals this time of year.
