The phrase 'the time given' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to refer to the specified amount of time given for a task. For example: I worked hard to complete the task within the time given.
However, this was exceedingly complex and not feasible in the time given.
We are very grateful for the time given by Uefa today.
I feel the time given to me doesn't belong only to me.
As the time given for the research was only 2 months, targeting was inevitable.
She did not seem optimistic at the time, given the prevailing political winds.
THE ERA DEAL LOOKED EXPENSIVE at the time given its deteriorating financials.
We made what was thought to be a practical decision at the time, given the circumstances we were confronted with".
She was extremely bitter about the decision at the time, given how hard she had worked to get into Smith.
Cook for about a minute less than the time given on the packet, so that it is al dente.
A swish of tender hilarity, getting the better of her sores and hollows, for the time given.
The idea struck many hardened operatives as unrealistic at the time, given that the tax affected only the wealthiest Americans.
