The phrase "at a fitting time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something should occur at an appropriate or suitable moment.
Example: "We will discuss the project details at a fitting time when everyone is available."
Alternatives: "at an appropriate time" or "at a suitable moment."
The performances come at a fitting time: Menotti died in February at 95. Friday at 8 p.m., Sunday at 4 p.m., Church of St. Ignatius Loyola, Park Avenue at 84th Street, (212) 288-2520, smssconcerts.org; $35 and $45 $300 for students and 65+.
The new dual roles come at a fitting time, Rice says.
WITH Memorial Day upon us, and with it a summer driving season marked by high prices at the gas pump, it seems a fitting time to look at the electric car.
As the Internet transforms the way we communicate, as search engines and e-mail and even e-books alter the way scholars and students do research, it seems a fitting time to look back at the dawn of an earlier information age, the beginnings of the book era and the founding of the first libraries of the Western world.
With Los Angeles Fashion Week about the start, it's a fitting time to take a look at a great Los Angeles designer.
It is a fitting time to reopen, soon after the Hereford-born Richard Johnson finally became champion jockey at the 17th time of asking.
For Cedric, the premiere of the Netflix special couldn't have arrived at a more fitting time in his life.
Charles Murdock Lucas's set keeps the lovers at a fitting distance most of the time, each woman at her own desk on opposite sides of the stage area.
The solution for the R state in this time window resulting from the ODE solver is subsequently interpolated at each measured time point within the fitting time window (typical sampling frequency 10 kHz) and the outcome is fed into a cost function, which calculates the sum of squared errors between model prediction and data for each iteration.
Those negotiations are now at a fitting end.
Bows out bloodied at St Mary's A fitting end to his time at United, his final game saw claret streaming out of cranium after taking an elbow to the face in the build-up to Rickie Lambert's opener (top picture).
