"relative timing of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the perceived difference in the time it takes for two or more events or actions to occur. For example, "The relative timing of the start and end of the project was critical for its success."
In our work, the relative timing of mutations is inferred by longitudinal data with multiple time points.
The role and relative timing of neoadjuvant hormone therapy (NAHT) is also under intensive evaluation at this time.
Isograd maps can provide information on the relative timing of structural and metamorphic events in much the same way that fabric studies constrain the relative timing of deformation episodes and prophyroblast growth.
But the way it fixes the relative timing of events depends on memory, the new study found.
Dr. Shubin said Tiktaalik was "still on the fish end of things, but it neatly fills a morphological gap and helps to resolve the relative timing of this complex transition".
Indication of the relative timing of structures and movement along faults has been determined where possible.
The practical limit of fMRI for detecting the relative timing of brain activity is not known.
Relative timing of a given aiming movement (between two targets) was expressed as proportion of the total movement time.
Theory suggests that the relative timing of pest and natural enemy arrival in crops may influence pest suppression.
We demonstrate through numerical simulations of two-dimensional aquifer slices that the relative timing of pressure and solute responses in alluvial aquifers is a function of subsurface structures.
We present a case study of the relative timing of ULF wave onset across the Pi1 and Pi2 ULF wave bands.
