"time standpoint" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English to refer to a specific perspective or viewpoint related to time.
It is typically used to talk about the way in which someone or something views the past, present, or future. Example: "From a historical time standpoint, the invention of the internet revolutionized the way people communicate."
According to the results, the proposed hybrid algorithm has better performance than the SA algorithm from both the solution quality and computation time standpoints.
From the time optimization standpoint, bang-bang control is an excellent method for engineering practice.
I am going to be feeling that for the first time, the standpoint where you can't physically intervene.
11 Thus, from a time-saving standpoint, RT is a good way to develop both strength and flexibility as well as achieve improvements in body composition within a single session of training.
Asked to evaluate the impact of possible delays on endorsing a new strategy and considering troops requests, General McChrystal said, "Obviously, from a strictly military standpoint, time is always important, but it also is relative in this case".
We come full circle and revisit the philosophy of space and time from the standpoint of 20th century physics, including empirical and theoretical results, and consider our new world view in the light of Einsteinian relativity.
"It was one of the best investments, from a time and monetary standpoint, I've made in my marketing career," she says.
It can take years to build an expert on your organization's systems, networks and applications, so that lost knowledge is costly to replenish from both a time and budget standpoint.
This research, for the first time from the standpoint of statistics, confirmed an electrostatic force or ionic bond-based interaction between the chloroauric ions and the involved bioconstituents and manifested that reducing sugars and flavonoids were both important reductants responsible for conversion of Au III) to Au(0).
