The phrase "ability to control timing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is discussing their skill or capacity to manage or influence the timing of events or actions.
Example: "Her ability to control timing during the presentation kept the audience engaged and attentive."
Alternatives: "skill in managing timing" or "capacity to regulate timing".
These include the ability to control the timing of infection, the inoculum, the timing of data collection, and the opportunity to dissect the contribution of genetic determinants to outcome using modified mouse strains and immunological interventions.
Animal models provide the ability to control the timing of the injury, allowing for the timed detection of metabolite alteration and elucidation of disease mechanisms.
The ability to control the timing of release of molecular dyes and PNIPAM-based hydrogels was also observed within live cells.
Such photochemical methods convey certain key advantages such as the ability to control the timing, location and dosage of delivery, but also have some important disadvantages, such as the relatively poor penetration of the ultraviolet and visible wavelengths often necessary for the uncaging process.
The highest rate of abortions -- in the United States and abroad -- occurs among those populations of women (or all ages) who want to delay, limit or space the number of children they have but who also have the least secure access to contraception and/or the least ability to control the timing or frequency of sex or the use of contraception.
The ability to control the timing of flowering is a key strategy for planning production in ornamental species such as azalea, however it requires a thorough understanding of floral transition.
Equally important to participants was the ability to control the amount and timing of information they received, because many were afraid of feeling overwhelmed or discouraged by too much negative information.
He explained that automatic timing of various systems in the house, combined with the ability to control those systems remotely, made it possible for just about any house to work like a television controlled by a remote.
The court said that upholding the Burbank ordinance could lead to other cities following suit, causing "fractionalized control of the timing of takeoffs and landings" that would impair the FAA's ability to control air traffic flow.
