The phrase "and timing of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the schedule or timing related to a specific event or action.
Example: "The success of the project depends on the planning and timing of a well-executed strategy."
Alternatives: "and schedule of a" or "and timing for a".
Insisting that nothing has been decided, the N.C.A.A. vice president Greg Shaheen outlined a detailed plan in Indianapolis that included the logistics and timing of a 96-team tournament, how much time off the players would have and revenue distribution.
possessing the grace and timing of a talented actor.
The artist has the elastic face and timing of a natural comic.
But don't underestimate the guy – he has the intuition and timing of a standup comedian.
Facebook declined to comment yesterday on the latest revelations about its thinking on the size and timing of a flotation.
[But] this increasing uncertainty, along with increasing doubts about both the size and timing of a Fed taper after last Friday's disappointing jobs numbers is keeping investors cautious.
Therefore, the magnitude of rebound effect is important for the design and timing of an effective energy conservation policy.
The experiment is a 2 × 2 between-participants design varying the scope and timing of an assurance report with an additional control condition of no assurance.
But he stresses that the magnitude and timing of an inevitable rise in interest rates is likely to "shock" the market, at least temporarily.
Apart from estimating the value of p, one could also use split-population model to investigate the effect of all kinds of independent variables on the probability and timing of an event just as is true of traditional survival models.
An expanded search of a news repository (i.e., transcripts from newspapers and newscasts) was also conducted to identify the location and timing of an incident, which was used to retrieve the related report by contacting local public health departments.
