"the timelines of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a certain period of time or a series of events. For example, "The timelines of World War II were incredibly complex and far-reaching."
Auernheimer spent cash on putting racial hatred into the timelines of Twitter users.
Twitter's revenue mainly comes from showing "promoted tweets", "sponsored tweets" and "cards", which appear in the timelines of tweets from each user's followers.
Given the timelines of generic pharmaceutical development, we do not believe there will be any impact on our income or earnings forecasts in the period to April 2014.
To make the tweet appear in the timelines of everyone who follows you, add a word or character before the "@" sign, even just a period.
In mini-summits among leaders in New York this week, there has been a lot of talk about possible compromises, such as keeping the deal but launching new negotiations to extend the timelines of the sunset clauses.
In his Perspectives series at Carnegie Hall, Emanuel Ax has been wending his way through the various musical worlds of Debussy, tracing paths of influence both forward and back along the timelines of music history.
As well as a tip jar, Facebook also proposed a number of options for better monetising sponsored posts, which could lead to an increase in branded content on the timelines of users.
Twitter began selling political advertising on Wednesday to about a half-dozen presidential candidates and national party committees under a pilot program that allows specific posts to appear in the timelines of people who follow campaigns and to pop up when certain search terms are used, Twitter officials announced.
The timelines of the real-time energy markets are market dependent.
The timelines of the experimental procedures are depicted schematically in Figure 1.
Judging from the timelines of the changes above, this could be late summer or even later.
