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The phrase "the time for which" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a specific period or duration of time. Here is an example sentence: "We only have a limited amount of time for which to complete the project, so let's work efficiently and effectively."
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Fraser made a complaint at the time, for which he received a boilerplate non-apology.
The time for which you bake your brownie is make or break time.
Production time cost relates to the time for which a manufacturing facility runs.
(3) Quantum correlations can be enhanced all the time, for which the condition is put forward.
After staying the time for which they had taken provisions, the invaders retired and dispersed to their several cities.
SEC. 2. No governor shall be capable of holding any other office of profit during the time for which he shall be elected.
Red Due Date It is more than seven months past the due date, and beyond the time for which any extension is valid.
The new map is based on coroners' rolls from the time, for which copies covering nine separate years between 1300 and 1340 survive.
This has necessitated the use of end matching methods that can be both inconvenient and may reduce the fraction of the time for which legitimate predictions are available.
The time for which the cells are exposed to the high electric field is determined by the ratio of the fluid velocities.
The SDBA maximizes the Optical Network Unit (ONU) polling cycle to increase the time for which each ONU sleeps outside the allocated timeslot.
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