The phrase "at its timing" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing the appropriateness or effectiveness of timing in a situation or event.
Example: "The success of the project largely depended on at its timing, as we needed to launch before the competition."
Alternatives: "at the right moment" or "in its timing".
At least its timing has not deserted the government.
Despite the mounting criticism, Mr. Case's decision, or at least its timing, came as a surprise to many, even to those who know him.
The agreement or at least its timing was widely seen as an attempt to secure Africa's votes for Mr. Salman.
Further, our results make it interesting to speculate that the control of MCM loading, or at least its timing, might comprise one potential regulatory target of Rb hyperphosphorylation in late-G1 (and we discuss other published studies consistent with this novel idea below).
Probably at least partially because of its timing, it's received mixed reviews; some critics were intrigued by the limbo suspense of wondering if the movie would have a big twist like Get Out.
What seems to have helped in attracting participants are the event's location, at the United Nations; its timing, in the year 2000; and its focus on peace.
The asynchronous nature of the timing of this event in paleorecords has been noted and oceanic processes have been suggested to be responsible for the differences in its timing at various locations26.
The betrayal seems, at least by virtue of its timing, linked to King's assassination, though this is far from clear.
The action by Twitter is notable for its timing, coming at the end of a week in which the company bucked a trend set by Apple, Facebook and YouTube to ban the accounts of the conspiracy theorist Alex Jones.
Rodhouse added that a petrol bomb attack on a marked police car patrolling Edmonton, north London, the day after Hulmes died was being looked at in the context of its timing before carnival.
