The phrase "highly time sensitive" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that requires immediate action and cannot be delayed. This phrase is often used in professional or formal contexts. Example: The project deadline is highly time sensitive, so we need to work quickly and efficiently to complete it on time.
In addition, career interest and motivation are highly time sensitive (Mangu et al. 2015, p.55).
Almost that entire business is highly time sensitive and therefore is driven by the hundreds of thousands of local shops – shipping is very expensive," said Golomb.
Like motor control, language comprehension is highly time sensitive, and listeners must process the spoken input on-line, at a rate set by the speaker.
"The items are very highly time-sensitive, trend-oriented seasonal merchandise, and it's related to the fact that we are clearing out those products when they're on clearance," said Douglas Kline, a spokesman for Target, which operates Target.com online.
COOP planned to use the shuttle train to also carry highly time-sensitive fresh fruits and vegetables.
Fog platforms should be capable of handling highly time-sensitive applications, but the proposed validation process might take longer to make decisions.
An extensive study in 2015, surveying 24,000 students, showed that occupational intentions change dramatically between the 9th and 11th grade and that the relationship between STEM intention and motivation is highly time-sensitive (Mangu et al. 2015).
The aim of the first experiment was to investigate in a highly time-sensitive manner (analyzing chemosensory event-related potentials; CSERPs) whether and how chemosensory anxiety signals are processed by the brain.
Effective and safe resuscitation of these babies is highly time-sensitive and should be initiated within the first minute after birth.
Even more significantly, the bromocresol method is highly time-sensitive; albumin concentrations are overestimated after 30 s of incubation because the dye begins to react with other proteins.
Another concern they had was the cost-effectiveness and validity of the relatively more time-consuming preventative model of care adopted by NPs in a highly time-sensitive care setting where focus was on expedient patient movement through the department.
