Yes - "Under one minute" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this when you want to express that something can be done quickly, such as preparing a meal. For example, "This dish takes under one minute to make!".
"It takes you under one minute from the time you log on to the time you log off and you don't have to deal with anyone," said Tali Gillette, a 33-year-old film student who began using the service last month.
With U.S.B. 2.0, however, the time drops to just under one minute.
Not all of the videos below are under one minute, and not all are shot by amateurs, but they could all serve as inspiration for your own one-minute film on climate change.
* To get the best recording, find a quiet room, try not to speak too fast, nor too slowly, and if possible, try to keep your comment to under one minute long.
At the sharp end there remained little between the two leaders but another safety car period with 90 minutes to go not only ensured that Audi could finish in the required seven stops but also split the Toyota from the front-running car, allowing Lotterer to take the chequered flag just under one minute ahead of the chasing Wurz.
Most prequestion responses were completed in under one minute.
A very youthful audience — think Snapchat — is putting together under-one-minute "Flipagrams" that can include photos, text, audio and music to the tune of over 14 million a month.
Part of the World Bank Group's Connect4Climate initiative, the Film4Climate competition features the winners of various categories for under-one-minute PSA videos, and short films under five minutes.
They can be on top of their game one minute, under the water the next.
"Through a Glass Darkly" (1961) is one minute under; "Cries and Whispers," one minute over.
How can it be that in a tennis match lasting one minute under three hours and a couple of hundred points, the outcome could hinge on just one marginally wayward stroke?
