"control timing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in technical or business contexts to refer to the process of controlling or regulating the timing of something. Example: The project manager must carefully coordinate and control timing in order to meet the tight deadline for the new product launch.
To compare the detection rate of multinucleation with the time-lapse system and conventional control timing proposed by European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE) consensus and evaluate its impact on pregnancy rates.
OHAT evaluates risk of bias in experimental animal studies using criteria similar to those applied to human randomized controlled trials, because these study designs are similar in their ability to control timing and dose of exposure and to minimize the impact of confounding factors.
The game itself is an exercise in crowd control, timing and resource management.
The cerebellum, which governs muscle movements, may control timing on the order of a few seconds or minutes.
"They can market their part, and our trade secrets won't get out to G.M. or Toyota -- things like how we run the engine, how we do the monitoring, control timing, fuel, etc.
It was a Mayweather masterclass of control, timing and power that first tamed and then left the Filipino darling, Pacquiao, scratching his starched hair in confusion and hitting the rarefied air in the MGM ring for round after round.
To control timing-related aspects, the QRTEngine uses a recent HTML5 method, allowing for more accurate results than provided by comparable older JavaScript-based methods.
Mining blasts may be defined as the use of explosive charges in a controlled manner by following a tightly controlled timing sequence according to an assigned firing order.
The technique of synchronous modulation can also be applied to WDM systems for controlling timing jitter.
The mechanisms controlling timing and reliability of action potential generation in neocortical neurons, however, are still poorly understood.
The CO/FT regulatory module controls timing of flowering and seasonal growth cessation in trees [ 24].
