The phrase "a timely decision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a decision that is made at the right moment or within an appropriate timeframe.
Example: "The committee reached a timely decision regarding the funding allocation, ensuring that the project could proceed without delays."
Alternatives: "an opportune decision" or "a prompt decision".
Building out those areas was a timely decision: "In the nick of time we essentially doubled our resources into that team," says Cannon.
This paper presents an approach for RFID-enabled finished vehicle deployment planning, which is based on market-based decision-making framework having a multiagent computational architecture to process and coordinate real-time changes in vehicle locations and make a timely decision.
But even if an AI system gives an employee super-powered intelligence, it won't be enough to make a timely decision if the company's internal bureaucracy requires time-consuming pre-authorization from senior managers before acting on the decision.
"The best course is to proceed to trial in eight weeks with a timely decision to follow," he wrote.
"We look forward to a timely decision from government which helps sustain the stability the industry needs to continue successfully meeting the needs of its customers".
It is critical, Mr. Frist said, that senators who "can stay and contribute and win" make a timely decision about running.
The proposed model provides a platform for a continuous quick parameter analysis unlike the periodic integration approach, thereby allowing a timely decision-making process that considers all probabilities and possible outcomes.
India's information and broadcasting minister, Sushma Swaraj, characterized the government's move as a "careful opening up" and "a very timely decision".
Peripheral perfusion-targeted resuscitation might provide a real-time response to increases in flow that could lead to a more timely decision to stop resuscitation, thus avoiding fluid overload and the risks of over-resuscitation.
With the new study, uncertainty about eventual improvement looms as a barrier to timely decision making.
This will enable productions to offer roles nearly simultaneously to a given actor, who in turn can make a more informed and timely decision, allowing production teams to move forward in the casting process.
