The phrase "a timing that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific moment or period in relation to an event or action.
Example: "We need to find a timing that aligns with everyone's schedule for the meeting."
Alternatives: "a moment that" or "a period that".
The Democratic leadership in the Legislature brought the bill to a vote during a lame-duck session, a timing that helped sway some legislators who might otherwise have voted against it.
"One of the most important things about Nelson Rodrigues, and which makes him difficult to translate, is that he found a rhythm of speech, a prosody, a timing, that seems so quintessentially Brazilian," said Joao Daniel Filho, who has been involved with Mr. Rodrigues's works both as actor and director.
The onset of pseudoanaphase in cells expressing ND cyclin B1 occurred with a timing that was comparable to anaphase onset in control cells.
It should be noted that these analyses were performed with data obtained after 8 hrs of hormonal stimulation, a timing that allowed us to focus on early response genes, positioned upstream in the composite transcriptional cascade set in motion by the hormone in this cell type and more likely to include primary genomic targets of ERs [ 26].
At about 9pm – a timing that meshes with Hameed Barbakh's account of his journey – they arrived at a roadside cafe near Baltim, close to Damietta.
Harris's announcement drew on history, coming on a day commemorating the legacy of slain civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr., a timing that she said was "very important" to her.
There was something poetic about his strangeness, a comic timing that wasn't at all funny; a grace all the better for being unrelated to ballet, or brunch, or any other culturally sanctioned maneuvers.
Tabata is a workout timing that replicates High Intensity Interval Training - which involves exercising in short but tough bursts - at its best and most intense.
However, in preclinical PET, a good timing resolution results in a good coincidence timing that is still important for limiting the collection of random events.
It is his nose, rather than a sense of timing, that earned him the nickname "Ringo".
He said that it was "just a formality with timing that was dictated by the C.B.A".
