"starting time of" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to the beginning or starting point of an event or activity. For example: "The starting time of the meeting is 9am."
○ T j Tardiness of job j. ○ S j,i The starting time of O j,i. ○ B j The starting time of job j.
For Federer, it wasn't his latest starting time of the year, much less his career.
Solvent composition at the starting time of dialysis was also varied.
One difference with the Webcast is the starting time of the game, which was moved to 11 30 a.m.
One change that may stun old ticket buyers is the starting time of the Wanamaker Mile, the traditional feature race.
In this type of reservoir the starting time of water injection will be affected by a reservoir pressure-sensitive effect.
To assess these aspects, this study considered: (1) the operator's action model and (2) the starting time of the operation.
It is very important to design the optimum starting time of water injection for the development of low permeability reservoirs.
It was past the starting time of 2pm, but people were still streaming into King Charles Street from both ends of the road.
Volcanic landscapes offer the most appropriate environment for the study of landscape evolution, as there is a clear starting time of formation and the lithology is homogenous.
In addition, the starting time of the D.C. United game against visiting Portland was moved from Saturday night to a 2 p.m. start the same day.
