The phrase "a set timeline" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific schedule or timeframe that has been established for a project or event.
Example: "We need to create a set timeline for the project to ensure that all tasks are completed on schedule."
Alternatives: "a defined schedule" or "a fixed timeframe."
The renewed American effort in 2017 was the first step in ensuring Afghan forces could become more independent without a set timeline for a withdrawal.
Therefore, it's helpful to frame the scope broadly and allow for unforeseen change and modification rather than establishing a set timeline with a strict exit/sunset clause.
His way of getting out of this fix was to opt for a surge of 30,000 on a set timeline, with a new mission to train Afghans and degrade the Taliban.
Speaking to Fortune magazine, Robert Iger confirmed that early discussions were taking place regarding a possible stage adaptation, though at present the project hasn't been given a set timeline.
No. Diplomats call this a "performance-based" plan, which means that it will not move forward according to a set timeline, but rather according to when the Israelis and Palestinians are judged to have met the benchmarks.
Film is essentially linear, but VR can be interactive and break free of a set timeline.
Set a timeline Setting a timeline helps avoid procrastination.
Just a set of timelines charting various indicators, but no understanding of how all of these dates are connected in space.
John Deasy to create a team of professional investigators, set timelines for inquiries and to notify employees about the allegations against them as soon as possible.
By contrast, in an academic setting, timelines are generally longer and the focus is more long term, fundamental, and educational.
Alibaba spokeswoman Ashley Zandy declined to comment this week on whether the company had hired banks to manage the deal, decided on an exchange or set a timeline to file.
