The phrase "and the timescale of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the duration or timeline associated with a particular event, project, or process.
Example: "We need to consider the budget and the timescale of the project before making any decisions."
Alternatives: "and the timeline for" or "and the duration of".
As expected, a reduction in gravity increases both the amount of ejected mass and the timescale of the impact process.
The model is applied to gas and spray flames and the calculated ignition probability distributions and the timescale of complete ignition agree reasonably well with experiment.
"In terms of ranking, they don't sit alongside the Worlds and the Olympics, so it will fall very nicely in terms of her getting back and the timescale of going to Rio to defend that London Olympics gold.
By studying both Figures9 and10, we conclude that the antisymmetric motion caused by flow-induced instability in a magma-filled dike reasonably explains some characteristics of volcanic tremors, such as the oscillation period and the timescale of the onset.
We conclude that the morphology and the timescale of sediment transport in this glacially conditioned landscape have been substantially controlled by the hillslope-derived supply of coarse-grained material.
This work showed that the choice of labeled nanoparticles as surrogates of natural colloids or manufactured nanoparticles strongly depends on the experimental conditions, especially the concentration and amount required, the composition of the effluent, and the timescale of the experiment.
This obscurity may be related to the fact that a given KLK fulfills many different tasks in diverse fetal and adult tissues, and consequently, the timescale of some of their physiological actions varies significantly.
We further assume that the cosmic ray speed is much faster than the shock speed, and that the timescale of particle acceleration is sufficiently shorter than the timescale for the two shocks to approach each other.
All three doctors who were attending Albert Victor at his death in 1892 concurred that he had died of pneumonia, and given the timescale of syphilitic disease progression, it is highly improbable that Albert Victor had syphilis.
Our model demonstrates advantageous population dynamics where the optimal percentage of asexual reproduction depends on selection strength, on the number of selected loci and on the timescale of environmental fluctuations.
One conclusion from the data is that the reduced competition observed in Bem1-CaaX and rdi1∆ conditions does not qualitatively alter the model, but quantitatively changes parameters and thus the timescale of competition.
