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Yes, as long as it is followed by a complete sentence.

Example:

At the time of the accident, he had been drinking.

At the time of the accident = an incomplete sentence, a phrase

At the baby shower, she announced that she's expecting twins. (complete sentence)

At the K-mart store, he filled out a job application. (complete sentence)

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