"of timely relevance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a topic, situation, or idea that is relevant and important at the current moment in time. For example, "The discussion about gun violence in the United States is of timely relevance given the recent shootings in our nation."
Gadde and Beykpour said that the platform "ranking models take many signals into consideration to best organize tweets for timely relevance".
This tale is of surprisingly timely relevance.
To help address this imbalance and increase evidence use the literature suggests personal communication and knowledge brokering, the broader use of research summaries and with policy recommendations, and timely relevance, which often requires rapid synthesis of pre-existing evidence [ 72– 72].
It's a question with timely relevance, in light of a proposed travel ban that has faced setbacks from the courts yet has likely helped feed a significant drop in international travel to the US, strained relationships with traditional US allies, and a rise in hate crimes against minorities since the election.
It's worth noting that Money Never Sleeps is guilty of something much worse than an overly eager bid at timely relevance though.
The absence of timely and effective action in the face of proliferating atrocities has caused many to question the relevance and legitimacy of R2P.
"A timely, relevant compendium of HBR articles.
Late completion of timely investigation.
There is no doubt that SP is of uttermost relevance to timely big data applications such as real-time medical imaging, sentiment analysis from online social media, smart cities, and so on [110].
These findings are a timely reminder of the relevance of experimental design and careful statistical analysis as we move into the phylogenomic era.
