The usage time frame for this product is not frequent.

[B45]

Should it be:

The usage time frame for this product is not frequent.

VS

The usage time frame of this product is not frequent.

And

Expiration date for the orange juice is a long time.

VS

Expiration date of the orange juice is a long time.

Are all okay?

 

[bhaisahab]

No, they are all incorrect.

 

[B45]

Could you please elaborate and try to help instead of just saying that they're all incorrect... What do you expect me to get out of your answer?

 

[Barb_D]

This product is not used frequently.

The orange juice will not expire for a long time.

 

[B45]

Hi Barb,

What about this:

The usage time frame for a product like an ankle brace is minimal, because the ankle will eventually recover.

Is this okay?

 

[Barb_D]

The "usage time frame" is not a natural phrase.
A product like an ankle brace is not used for very long because the ankle heals.

 

[BobK]

Why insist on using "time frame"? It's always avoidable and usually wrong. So 'the percentage play' is to avoid it. ;-)

b