The phrase "and timing with which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the manner or schedule in which something occurs or is executed.
Example: "The success of the project depended on the strategy and timing with which we launched the marketing campaign."
Alternatives: "and the timing of" or "and the timing in which".
Thus, after we die, our bacteria may spread through the body in a systematic way, and the timing with which they infiltrate first one internal organ and then another may provide a new way of estimating the amount of time that has elapsed since death.
There is no disconnect between the timing of Imp1 expression in these cells and the timing with which premature differentiation is observed in vivo.
This criterion was considered important because the timing with which CDS is introduced in a workflow and its level of intrusiveness could impact the overall utility of the tool.
This, along with its acceptable toxicity profile, will likely impact both the timing with which Ra is utilized during a disease course and the frequency with which it is employed.
With another laser pulse, they were then able to track the timing with which excited electrons gave up some of their energy and fell back into the more stable energy levels.
This also affected the timing with which DNA copying takes place in cells before the cell divides.
Therefore, improving the timing with which caregiver support is provided may address caregivers' changing needs as stroke survivors transition across care environments and may result in caregivers being better prepared for their caregiving role.
A potential caveat is that these different responses might be caused by differences in the timing with which cohesin was cleaved, which occurred during DNA replication in zygotes but long afterward in oocytes.
In addition, differences in the half-lives of the transcripts produced by different genes will cause differences in the timing with which decreases in gene transcript levels are observed.
