The phrase "development timetable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the schedule or timeline for a project or process related to development.
Example: "The project manager provided an updated development timetable to ensure all team members were aware of the deadlines."
Alternatives: "development schedule" or "project timeline."
What's the development timetable?
Mr. Misek, said that RIM initially tried to merge, or thread, some of its current operating system with QNX to speed up the development timetable.
We had been under way since 2009, but of course the development timetable for a major building in New York is a lengthy one — anywhere from five to seven years.
Despite much speculation about the MC-21's development timetable, Kirill Budaev, vice president at Irkut, insisted that there will be a maiden flight in 2015, certification in 2017, and then a delivery programme starting in 2020.
Or it could be simple product development timetables.
The frequency planning and the timetable development.
This work addresses two activities: timetable development and vehicle-scheduling with different vehicles types.
The public-transport (transit) operation planning process commonly includes four basic activities, usually performed in sequence: network design, timetable development, vehicle scheduling, and crew scheduling.
The public-transport (transit) operation planning process commonly includes four basic activities, usually performed in sequence: (1) network route design, (2) timetable development, (3) vehicle scheduling, and (4) crew scheduling.
The Administrator shall manage human space flight programs, including the Space Launch System and Orion, to enable humans to explore Mars and other destinations by defining a series of sustainable steps and conducting mission planning, research, and technology development on a timetable that is technically and fiscally possible, consistent with section 70504.
They will coordinate the implementation of investments, the drafting of the timetable, development of the terminals and standardisation of regulations.
