The phrase "an adequate timing" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to refer to a particular moment or period of time that is right for something to be done or occur. For example, "We need to find an adequate timing to launch the new product."
We investigated the most adequate timing for imaging and time-activity interpolating curve, as well as the performance of a simplified dosimetry, by means of just 1-2 scans.
It used to be that a FedEx or fax was adequate timing.
A good example of this is the negative conclusion of the LET review for extracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT) by Buchbinder et al. [ 24], where a later review with in-depth assessments of treatment intervention protocols [ 25], found that a subgroup of trials with proper treatment procedures and adequate timing of outcomes gave a positive result.
Altogether, close cooperation between testing authorities, sample collection authorities and laboratories is mandatory to ensure a prompt transfer of information and adequate timing of testing and to allow the ABP programme to be efficient.
Phenotypic plasticity in response to spring temperature can be an effective way for birds to keep adequate timing of life-history events in the face of climate change (reviewed in Charmantier and Gienapp 2014).
There were some announcements made on national television and radio, but it certainly wasn't adequate timing". Had residents of the delta had time to get to higher ground, he suspects, many might have been saved.
Naturally, as patients often attend the hospital only for treatment administration and spend time between treatments at home, more adequate timing of PRO assessments requires patients to complete questionnaires outside the hospital.
The VTPE mechanism allows the implementation of real-time (RT) applications upon legacy bus-based industrial networks, enforcing the adequate timing behavior of the supported applications.
The main problem solved was the determination of the emitter's absolute displacement to generate their adequate timing control.
The non-ASIC system called MASE (multiplexed analog shaper electronics) focuses on providing good energy resolution and adequate timing information for up to 4096 channels.
