Sentence examples for a timescale for when from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "a timescale for when" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific timeframe or schedule for an event or action to occur.
Example: "We need to establish a timescale for when the project will be completed to ensure we meet our deadlines."
Alternatives: "a timeline for when" or "a schedule for when".

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Provide a timescale for when the Pip will be reviewed, and how often.

Moreau did not give a timescale for when such insurance might be available in the UK and said the company was looking at how best to develop it.

Rolls added: "As the investigations are still ongoing we are unable to give any further details or a timescale for when they will conclude".

The report does not give a timescale for when article 50 would be triggered but David Cameron has suggested it would be straight away.

"I don't have a timescale for when I will be back playing really.

The firm could not give a timescale for when a drought permit might come into force, but said it was "looming".

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And a slower occurrence of mutations suggests there must have been a longer timescale for when modern-day wolves and dogs emerged in the family tree.

"It is not possible to give an exact timescale for when these matters will be completed," said a club statement. .

He said there was no timescale for when a decision might be reached.

But we have no deal today with Sony and no timescale for when we will.

There appears to be no panacea when attempting to assemble a timescale for bacterial evolution.

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