"in this period" vs "during this period"

Both "in this period" and "during this period" are correct and commonly used phrases in English. They can be used interchangeably to refer to a specific time frame. The choice between them depends on personal preference or the context in which they are used.

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"in this period"

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to refer to a specific time frame.

This phrase is used to indicate a specific time frame or duration. It can be used in various contexts to specify when something occurred or will occur.

Examples:

In this period of uncertainty, it's important to stay calm.
The company experienced significant growth in this period.
In this period, we will focus on improving our customer service.

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I apologize for the "period" comment.
She took a day off because of her "period".
Finally, MEPs also introduce a "grace period" in respect of elements of a patent application for any type of invention disclosed prior to the date of the application.
The accompanying statement of the FOMC meetings up to December stated that policy accommodation would be maintained for a «considerable period» given the risks of an unwelcome fall in inflation.
Such notice of default may provide a «grace period» of up to a maximum of three business days to rectify the event in question.
The settlement shall start if the SCB does not receive such request until the «Information Period» time has elapsed.
Since the proposal does not foresee any increase in appropriations for the extension to 2005 and 2006 ("transition period"), these amounts seem acceptable to your draftsman.
Originally launched on 7 December last year - registration was initially opened for a so-called "sunrise period" to allow holders of existing trademarks and other rights to register their domain names.
He's about to enter his "Blue Period".
The paragraph becomes redundant when the "thirty years period" disappears.
Why is there an exclamation point if it says "period"?
Optional connected mechanisms (1) The optional connected mechanism «Information period» may be offered by the ASCBs for settlement procedures 3, 4 and 5.
Crossborder disputes between EU citizens over such accidents and injuries are currently subject to differing "limitation periods", or cut-off points, in each Member State.
The GOC argued that the Commission did not provide a "reasonable period" for the GOC to submit the necessary information under Article 12.7 of the SCM Agreement.
The Council's common position states that it shall be up to Member States to determine the length of a "reasonable period" within which compensatory rest is to be granted.
My art teacher made a pithy "blue period" comment, and my top prom prospect suddenly found a girlfriend in Canada.
The Commission has introduced a new concept which it calls "the availability period" of the assistance.
The examination of trends relevant for the assessment of any continuation and/or recurrence of injury (hereinafter referred to as "injury investigation period" or "IIP") covered the period from 1 January 1995 to 31 December 1998.
Suddenly she asked him what "a girl's period" is, in a loud voice.
Rapid intervention teams will be mobilised "for a limited period" and only if the country faces an "urgent and exceptional pressure".

Alternatives:

during this time
at this time
within this timeframe
over this period
throughout this period

"during this period"