The phrase "appropriate timing for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the right moment or occasion for an action or event to take place.
Example: "The appropriate timing for launching the new product is crucial to its success in the market."
Alternatives: "suitable moment for" or "right time for".
For successful gene transfection and expression, it is important to develop drug delivery system (DDS) which allows a therapeutic gene to be delivered specifically to the target cell at an appropriate timing for a certain time period.
There was limited scope in the present study to address many of the issues identified by the process evaluation (e.g. supervision arrangements, time available, integration mechanisms, most appropriate timing for intervention).
"It's appropriate timing for the polls to come out next week after we face Chicago and Washington.
But on May 24, the company told the S.E.C. that it would put off filing its annual report until it could investigate "certain irregularities relating to the appropriate timing for the recognition of vendor allowances and the accounting for inventory".
A State Department spokeswoman, Victoria Nuland, told reporters at a news briefing that the United States would "be consulting with our allies and partners on the appropriate timing for his return".
The discussion over the appropriate timing for the reforms also illustrates an interesting double standard: when it comes to cutting government spending, a key driver of economic growth, the government gave short shrift to any suggestions that this economic shock should be implemented slowly over time, to prevent derailing the recovery.
Appropriate timing of surgery for underlying malignancy after the cardiac operation in NBTE has also not been reported.
This open-label, single-center, randomized controlled trial was conducted to investigate the appropriate timing of eradication for patients undergoing gastrectomy.
We also briefly discuss important temporal considerations, including appropriate timing of sample collections for hormones with different time-courses of activation (e.g. ACTH vs. cortisol), the pharmacokinetics of both endogenous hormones and administered agents, and circadian considerations.
The appropriate timing of ECLS implantation for high gravity PE needs to be further evaluated.
Further work is needed to identify the appropriate timing of effect, particularly for biomarkers with short half-lives (Simpson and Naeher 2010).
