The phrase "by timeline" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate the passage or entirety of a specific timeframe, and can be used in a variety of contexts. For example, you might say "I need to complete this project by timeline," meaning that you need to complete the project within the allotted timeframe.
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A LIVING HISTORY TOUR OF THE LOWER EAST SIDE, Sunday at 1 15 p.m., sponsored by Timeline Touring.
Walking Tours 'Hanukkah Borough Park Walking Tour' (Sunday) This walk, sponsored by Timeline Touring, focuses on Old World traditions of the holiday as they are celebrated in this Brooklyn neighborhood.
For outcome variables we used either 3 weeks of continuous abstinence, defined by all negative and no missing UDSs, a 50% reduction in the ASI composite drug score, or no self-reported cocaine use measured by timeline follow back (TLFB) in the last 4 weeks of the trial.
These reduction modes are basically set by timeline commands.
The routine operations by timeline commands started on March 23 , 2017
The minute-by-minute timeline presented by the defence also seemed detrimental to the prosecution's assertion that there was an argument before the shooting.
The result of the envisioning is a set of detailed narratives represented by timelines which are then used to infer answers to qualitative reasoning problems.
Our days are organised by the progression of the clock, in the short to medium term by calendars and diaries, history by timelines stretching back over millennia.
When it comes to her process, Beychok resists being confined by timelines and deadlines.
This is also confirmed by timelines, which reflect when other groups, such as Europeans and Arabs arrived in Egypt.
