"set up time for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when making plans for some specific task. For example, "We need to set up time for a meeting next week to discuss our project."
Depending on material properties, a fire spread rate could be calculated, minimizing the set up time for the test operators and giving a more realistic environment.
This will reduce the set up time for the jello.
It can not be over 10 minutes and that includes set up time for your props.
By splitting up your tasks into workable parts, you automatically set up time for short breaks.
Set up time for your homework and studying every day of the week.
The tour required 1500 costumes for the cast, and a 24-hour set up time for the stage.
They adopted the common cycle time approach for all products, allowed non-zero set up times for normal production and rework process for each product.
Following their letter, the site did respond to Dr. Cantor and the other authors, but solely to set up times for future talks; Twitter gave no specifics on whether non-offending pedophiles were in breach of their terms, and didn't explain whether Ender has been allowed to return because of a change in policy, or whether it was simply a mistake.
Set up times for staff to cross train.
Do arena Set up times for arena matches, if you have plans that night forget them.
She works with the South London and Maudsley foundation NHS trust, the main mental health service provider covering south east London, helping the trust set up time banks for people with mental health problems using its services.
