'drive timing' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe the act of carrying out tasks in a timely and efficient manner, such as 'The project manager made sure to keep up with drive timing and finish the project on time.'.
It is based on cycle-accurate full platform simulation using microprocessor instruction driven timings.
"The reset of option ARM loans is a big event that will drive the timing of delinquencies".
"The idea that it has to be closed within a year will drive the timing of many things," said the Obama administration lawyer, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because Mr. Holder had not yet taken office.
It possesses at times the same charmed quality sometimes ascribed to his political ascent — an impression of ease, if not exactly effortlessness, that obscures a more complex amalgam of drive, ambition, timing and the ability to recognize an opportunity and to do what it takes to seize it.
"There are so many variables: the cartridge has a certain tonality to it, the tone-arm will impart its own frequency spectrum, the accuracy of the drive's timing affects the way the sound proceeds, and will help it stay on clock, and the surface the turntable's mounted on affects the sound because of resonances from the surrounding environment".
He says that while imagination is the source of innovation, technology must drive the timing.
Allergic inflammation requires proteinase-dependent cleavage of fibrinogen that activates innate immunity through Toll-like receptor 4. Seasonal temperature changes destabilize population cycles in the tea tortrix moth and drive the timing of pest outbreaks.
Differences in selective pressures between species, and between mothers and offspring, are likely to drive the timing of the onset of mother-young recognition.
Differences in selective pressures among species, and between mothers and offspring, are likely to drive the timing of mother-offspring recognition [15], [16], [17], [18], [19].
Seasonal shifts in host use by mosquitoes from birds to mammals drive the timing and intensity of annual epidemics of mosquito-borne viruses, such as West Nile virus, in North America.
