The phrase "a timing in which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific moment or period when something occurs or is relevant.
Example: "We need to find a timing in which all team members are available for the meeting."
Alternatives: "a moment when" or "a period during which".
They provide an example of such a timing anomaly in which a cache hit can cause a longer execution time than a cache miss.
This is a matter of timing, in which both director and musical director play a large part.
In a given year, the timing in which different medusahead populations entered each phenological stage varied at both the landscape and pasture scale, which creates both challenges and opportunities in using grazing animals and other defoliation mechanisms to control medusahead.
(B ) Task timing, in which an odor cue in a central port signals a choice, followed by an outcome.
The Productivity Commission's review into the workplace relations framework will examine industrial dispute provisions, and business groups will be arguing for a tightening of the reasons and timing in which employees can undertake such action.
Far-reaching governmental policies often play a critical role in determining the ways and timing in which people get together, so the identities of the members of the populations in each scenario would likely be quite different.
More specifically, we suggest that the cerebellum may be important for discontinuous movements that require a representation of a temporal goal whereas the basal ganglia are crucial for continuous motor timing in which the temporal goal is embedded in action [46].
"The most important part of the mission is the timing in which we manifested it," he explained (manifesting meaning having a payload added to the manifest).
As yet, no previous study has directly compared variability or accuracy in explicit and implicit forms of perceptual timing, in which the temporal properties of sensory stimuli are either explicitly timed or are acquired implicitly to establish temporal expectancies.
