The phrase "aware of timing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's consciousness or understanding of the appropriate moment for an action or event.
Example: "She was always aware of timing, knowing exactly when to make her move in negotiations."
Alternatives: "conscious of timing" or "mindful of timing".
Bostrom, who is both aware of his own capacities and modest about his influence, suggests it was a happy accident of timing.
Results showed that the subjects were not aware of the timing shifts, but still changed the timing of their tactile responses.
Being aware of the timing of hiring processes for articling positions is crucial to optimizing your chances of placement.
"While the Ravitch commission's recommendations are not due until December, the governor is well aware of the timing of the M.T.A. budget cycle".
Firth must have been aware of the timing of all this – known that she was about to become more scrutinised and that this represented an opportunity.
"Everybody's certainly aware of the timing and that I am in cycle, and you'd be foolish to ignore it," said Mr. Cornyn, who is seeking a third term.
She was also aware of the timing of the story, written in 1939 "a few short weeks before war is declared" and that the characters "are products of the first world war, of that madness... and the loss of status - the posturings of Empire are over and they are the last gasp of it".
I'd like to think that the Flash team has a sense of humor and was well aware of the timing when it posted the blog entry, but I could also see the entry as unintentionally ironic.
That pause in iPhone orders before the release of the iPhone 5 will translate into even more conservative guidance than usual next week from Apple, which historically tops its own forecast, all the analysts agree, noting that investors are aware of this "timing issue". Apple says it expects third quarter sales of $34 billion and profit of $8.68 a share.
