The phrase "a timeout order" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to programming, legal matters, or any situation where a temporary halt or pause is required.
Example: "The judge issued a timeout order to allow both parties to gather their evidence before proceeding with the case."
Alternatives: "a pause directive" or "a suspension order".
After that, the gateway waits for a timeout in order to collect multiple path information and then calculates the shortest path between the source and the destination using a particular formula, [14].
Virginia Tech was forced to use a timeout in order to stop the clock from moving and to allow time to plan the third-down play.
He took a timeout and ordered a thorough midset sound check: "Gimme 800 Hertz, some more mids and some highs.
"Immediately after the summit, particularly if, as we see now, the Sharm conclusions are not preparing a quieting down, we will declare a timeout period in order to re-evaluate the situation," Mr. Barak said in one of the television interviews.
Now, he knocks a federal appeals court for upholding a timeout on his executive order.
Interior Secretary Dirk Kempthorne could do the polar bear — and his subordinate — a favor by ordering a timeout and halting the lease sales for at least a year.
Tech gained a first down at the Tennessee six-yard line, and used a timeout to stop the clock in order to have a chance to earn a touchdown before halftime.
Under pressure from Mr. Arafat's failure to deliver a cease-fire and from more hawkish Israeli politicians, Mr. Barak has now declared a "timeout" from the peace talks and ordered his lieutenants to draw up plans for walling off Palestinian population centers militarily and economically.
Just weeks before Sanders "went down," the NFL sent another memo to every team warning them about faking injuries in order to avoid using a timeout.
In order to ensure that messages only stay in the queue for a short time, a timeout threshold is used.
