"established timelines" is correct and a valid phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to an agreed upon timeline for a project or task, and it implies the timeline is already known and accepted by the parties involved. For example, "The project team will need to adhere to the established timelines to ensure the project is completed on schedule."
In fiscal year 2010, 32 percent of active-duty troops and 37 percent of Guard and Reserve troops completed evaluations and received benefits within established timelines.
So rather than put our entire team under stress for a client who won't be around for long, we'd rather focus on those who are invested and have a realistic expectation of what will be achieved during established timelines.
Neither proposal has established timelines for planning or construction.
2 The guidance also established timelines for registration (within 21 days of study start).
Based on the established timeline, assets would shift from more aggressive buckets designed for long-term use to traditionally more conservative buckets designed for short-term spending needs.
It just makes sense for Telltale to set themselves within this established timeline – if only because it's likely to draw a bigger crowd.
And let's assume that either no term sheet is received or one or more don't reach the company's goals, when the company goes to raise its Series A on its established timeline it should still be very thoughtful and targeted with respect to the firms brought into the process as well as the time allowed for due diligence and submission of term sheets.
The Care Pathway defines the expected course of events in patient care on an established timeline.
Tables of Contents were not searched because of the magnitude of a search of multiple journals from diverse disciplines over the established timeline.
The communications plan must have an established timeline that starts with who is notified once a crisis occurs, and what happens next.
That hearing will establish timelines and whether or not the case will be heard by the full bench.
