The phrase "time slot of" is correct and usable in written English
It is often used when describing a specific chunk of time or period of time, for example: "I'm looking for a time slot of 10am-11am on Friday."
The series will return to its familiar time slot of 10 p.m. Sunday.
The most competitive time slot of the new season, Mr. Sternberg predicted, would be 8 to 9 p.m. on Thursday.
Episodes will be shifted from 7.30pm on that day to a new time slot of 8.30pm on Thursdays as part of ITV1's popular drama overhaul.
The network's coverage, which included the men's figure skating free-skate finals and Evan Lysacek's victory for the United States, led during every time slot of the night.
Then he added that the second-season time slot of "Reaper" — opposite the ratings pile driver "American Idol" — was ample evidence that CW was throwing in the towel.
CBS dominated another night of repeats in the ratings on Thursday as its sitcoms and crime shows easily led during every time slot of the night.
For the third consecutive week, CBS's Thursday night line-up earned more viewers than any of its network competitors during every time slot of the night.
But estimates for the ABC show were rough because it ran seven minutes into the 10 p.m. time slot of the struggling "Big Shots".
Exact audience figures could not be extrapolated from Nielsen's overnight estimates, but they did show Fox easily leading every time slot of the night.
Fox is transporting its successful new comedy "Bernie Mac" from Wednesdays at 9 to the lead-off time slot of 8 p.m.
It did so last night but will move it to Friday nights in a few weeks, to the original time slot of "The X-Files".
