turnaround time

noun

1. computing the total time taken between the submission of a program for execution and the return of the complete output to the customer

Example Sentences

When turnaround times between flights are short and there is little time for cabin cleaning, passengers with food allergies should be allowed to board first and clean their seat themselves, experts advise.

From BBC

The nearby maintenance hubs hasten the turnaround time to get needed repairs done on the Western systems.

From Seattle Times

Its emergency department is the busiest in Scotland, but it is nowhere near the worst for ambulance turnaround times.

From BBC

Airlines are keen to know if hydrogen planes can be refuelled as quickly and current aircraft, as quick turnaround times are important for the industry.

From BBC

Allen said he doesn’t fixate on the short turnaround time before Thursday’s game.

From Washington Times