"quality and timing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when talking about the two essential elements of completing a task or doing something successfully. For example, "Delivering the project on time and with the highest quality were key to our success."
But when they come into work tired, they have to be on in terms of accent, quality and timing.
Colin Currie, widely regarded as the world's most prominent percussion soloist, says the key is the "appropriate quality and timing of the appreciation".
The quality and timing of consultation is the big change in the process.
Ecosystems do not generate water, but they modify the quantity, quality, and timing of water cycles.
Moreover, the final hemodynamic profile can be modulated by the quantity, quality, and timing of hemodynamic resuscitation [5].
The amount, quality, and timing of sleep are considered important for athletes' ability to train, maximize training responses, and recover.
Re the May 12 Op-Ed article by Frank McKenna, the Canadian ambassador to the United States, about North Dakota's Devils Lake project: The permit awarded for the project by the North Dakota Department of Health, under the authority of the federal Environmental Protection Agency, places strict limitations on quality, quantity and timing of water discharge.
The first objective of this study was to evaluate long-term regional trends in aquatic C (DIC, DOC, POC, and pCO2) within the Everglades as large-scale restoration efforts progress to restore quality, quantity, and timing of water to the Everglades ecosystem.
We show that mobile data holds great potential for improving the quality, quantity and timing of selected information required for disaster management, but that testing and evaluation of the benefits, constraints and limitations of mobile data use in a wider range of mobile-user and disaster contexts is needed to fully understand its utility, validity, and limitations.
(wife) Information was key to making decisions, but after diagnosis the quality, quantity, and timing of information about dementia provided by professional services was sometimes considered unhelpful.
Following these principles, one could argue that, as long as a minimum level of RRT is provided, the quality, quantity, and timing of RRT should not greatly affect outcome.
