The part of a sentence "timeline when" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The project manager presented a timeline when the project could realistically be completed."
Timeline: when might Britain actually leave the EU?
Both parties may not be on the same timeline when it comes to making peace, and that's OK.
While this is not strictly necessary, your committee will want a timeline when you meet with them, so it can help to start planning now.
County names, size, and current parameter values appear in the black box above the timeline when the mouse scrolls over a county boundary.
The following graph illustrates the distribution of start dates, and some key points on the timeline when 50%and90%0% of states and/or jobs were reached.
Intellectual pretensions can be the death-knell of a band, especially at a point in the cultural timeline when we're more obsessed with second-hand celebrity than ever.
"You know, we all have our own timelines when we do well, and I'm glad that Andy is doing well now.
Leaders with strong self-knowledge don't fear pushing back on others, including bosses or customers, and renegotiating goals and timelines when they don't make sense.
I mean, we already see tweets out of order in our timelines when someone retweets something.
Open image in new window Fig. 1 Transactive control's position in electric power system timelines when applying for system operation.
Investing in a SMART plan (Bruno, 2011) to consider resources as well as timelines when initiating ICT-related projects will help in the orchestration of organizational design.
