timeframes
nounUK /ˈtaɪm.freɪmz/
US /ˈtaɪm.freɪmz/
Timeframes are the set amounts of time in which something should happen.
The teacher gave us different timeframes for finishing each project.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The length of time allowed for a particular activity or process.
The builder set clear timeframes for each stage of the house.
3. A period during which something is expected to be completed.
We agreed on short timeframes for the repairs.
4. The range of time considered in a plan or study.
Scientists used long timeframes to study climate change.