"service periods" is a correct term in written English.
It is typically used in the context of an employee or a job. For example: "Before I retired, I had accumulated 30 years of service periods with my company."
Mr. Russianoff countered that the Straphangers group had been comparing the same service periods for the last three years, for the sake of consistency, and he accused transit officials of trying to cloud the issue by questioning the group's integrity.
The trip to J.F.K. from Ronkonkoma should take a little over an hour during peak service periods, about an hour from Huntington and Babylon and 45 minutes from Hicksville.
Bridge health monitoring system produces much monitored data during the long-term service periods.
Field practice shows that the roadway can satisfy normal production during service periods by suitable first support and grouting reinforcement.
The new method yields higher expected profit and less overtime than when service periods are pre-divided into slots.
Nevertheless, many households have replaced old SWHs (22%), of which the service periods of 10 to 15 years and over 15 years account for 22.8% and 58.0%, respectively.
The extension includes an initial service period of two years and a three-year option.
Another failed to register because he didn't thin the Army would accept his terms - a service period of two years only.
Ask the retailer for a free service period of a month, and test as many bikes as you need to – ask for a trial period of at least a week.
The company admitted that the division's bumper performance had benefitted from an accounting requirement that "revenues and related cost of sales associated with games with an online component be deferred over the estimated customer service period".
This helped to improved production quality and service period.
