"from a timing perspective" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to discuss something in relation to a specific timing or timeframe. Example: From a timing perspective, launching this new product now would not be advisable as it coincides with a major competitor's launch.
"From a timing perspective, we're still on the cusp" of economic growth, he said.
"The reason we're doing that is that we're going to learn things we didn't know, and we want to have the opportunity from a timing perspective to incorporate these changes into the car, or the interface to the car and the consumer interaction".
That's why a lot of the big New York designers like Thom Browne, John Varvatos, and Calvin Klein over the years have left to go to Milan or Paris, because from a timing perspective, it makes more sense".
So it's kinda like, 'What's the point?' That's why a lot of the big New York designers like Thom Browne, John Varvatos, and Calvin Klein over the years have left to go to Milan or Paris, because from a timing perspective, it makes more sense".
[But the] next divestments may be more challenging...We believe it will be challenging to sell nickel, iron ore and coal assets at attractive prices in the current environment, albeit the recent recovery in prices (met-coal, iron ore), pick up in diamond sales, and improvement in credit markets reduces the risk and allows Anglo to be selective (from a timing and asset perspective).
But there are certain areas for innovation that we are especially excited about from a concept and market timing perspective.
And people ask me, you know, as to how is it going, because the timing from a macro perspective, some might have suggested this is a difficult time in banking.
From a U.S. perspective, the timing couldn't be trickier.
From a grammatical perspective, the timing of reporting verbs has an influence on the temporal interpretation of event-predicates in the scope of quoted speech.
Professor Lee discussed the strategic timing of Dr. King's ascent from a "Gladwellian" perspective, citing Outliers as the inspiration for his argument.
The timings of the interviews (measurement points) were manageable from a researcher perspective, fitted with the service provision and appeared acceptable to respondents.
