"record timing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the act of tracking progress, results, or events over a period of time. For example, "The coaches used the record timing to review the team's performance over the season."
In order to reduce the chance of unrecoverable typos in the time stamps, observers were instructed to record timing information with second-precision only.
Electronic timestamp capture enabled the research team to record timing of survey initiation and completion, and cumulative time spent across multiple sessions.
In record timing (just a few minutes), the ayahuasca kicks in for Aniston (ayahuasca usually takes between 30-45 minutes).
A note of caution here is that although it seems straightforward to record timing of events, potential biases exist.
In return, Mr. Heuer provided Scuderia Ferrari with precision timekeeping equipment that enabled the team to record timings to within one-thousandth of a second.
It is possible that the use of different methods to record timings or to control stimulus presentation could lead to a different pattern of results.
Eprime software controlled stimulus presentation and recorded timing data.
The MINAP dataset records timing of symptom onset and admission, clinical features and investigations (including ECG results and cardiac biomarkers), past medical history, hospital treatment, and discharge diagnosis.
The recorded timings during the reuse processes with both techniques are listed on the Table 11.
Facilities used during the study: different computers and installations could affect the recorded timings.
Patients are provided with diaries and asked to record the timing and consistency of ingested meals, timing of the intake of acid-suppressive medication, periods of upright and recumbent position, and the time of symptoms.
