"more specific timeline" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to a detailed or precise schedule or sequence of events. Example: "The project manager asked for a more specific timeline for completing the project, including specific milestones and deadlines."
The team will provide a more specific timeline for Curry's return after he visits with the Knicks' orthopedist, Dr. Answorth Allen, on Tuesday.
But today brings a bit more specific timeline.
Now that more advanced genetic technology is available, geneticist Elizabeth Murchison of the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom wanted a more specific timeline for the emergence of the cancer.
Iagnemma confirmed that Nutonomy engineers are already working on integrating Lyft software into "a couple of" vehicles, to be deployed sometime "in the coming months," for actual customer pickups, though no more specific timeline was given.
The White House declined to give a more specific timeline for Obama to announce his nominee.
And while he did not offer a more specific timeline, he said China "will also try to bring about the peaking of total CO2 emissions as early as possible".
Hopefully we'll get a lot more specific on release timeline and price, as well as final hardware design.
The spokesman said only that it will be giving more details on specific timelines for consultations cited in the documents "in the coming months".
There is no clear timeline for a more specific diagnosis or a potential return to action.
At various points there were rumours that Egypt had brokered a tentative cease-fire, but those rumours were denied by both Israel and Hamas.Mr Abunimah's timeline focuses in on a more specific issue: the assassination of Mr Jabari.
The specific timeline is not important; stretching it over more years means a higher debt.
