The phrase "the stated time" is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used to refer to a time that has been previously mentioned or previously established, and is often used in professional contexts. For example, "If work is not completed by the stated time, there will be a penalty."
The penalties and bans imposed on the Penn State Football program by the N.C.A.A. are severely damaging well beyond the stated time frame.
The strategy here departs from the foregoing by parallelizing the generation of random subintervals for the set of sample paths until all sample paths have been computed for the stated time interval.
However, on February 19, Formation 8's attorneys filed a motion to dismiss Formation 8 from the suit based on several factors, including an expiration of the two year statute of limitations between the stated time of the alleged abuse and the filing of the claim.
Shows typically began some two or three hours after the stated time.
This theory of rescission, which basically reverses the transaction and allows borrowers to get another mortgage to stay in their homes, gained traction after the Supreme Court ruled in Jesinoski v. Countrywide Home Loans this January that a borrower can bail simply by mailing notice to the lender within the stated time frame, rather than having to file a lawsuit.
The stated time horizon of the analysis was to complete debridement.
Cells were harvested in Trizol at the stated time-points.
We included those data into the nearest stated time frame.
"It seems like in the states, time is money," Miss Grussner said.
At first, a gravity analysis is performed and then holding the states, time history analysis is performed.
Note that for the shortest time windows, the fractional occupancy time course approximates the state time course.
