The phrase "timely announcements" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe announcements that are made in a timely or prompt manner. For example, "The CEO made timely announcements about the upcoming changes to the product line."
In the gate areas, the airlines made timely announcements only 66percentt of the time, and of those announcements, the information given was adequate only 57percentt of the time, the report said.
Also: "Keeping customers informed of the problem, using a clear, authoritative voice and timely announcements will help keep panic to a minimum".
"Everything here is always hidden behind a veil, which means that even if they make timely announcements I am doubtful about the truth".
Transit officials agree, and that is why they were stressing the importance of clear and timely announcements to riders more than ever, said Paul Fleuranges, a spokesman for New York City Transit.
Even worse than the monorail breakdown was a lack of any timely announcements other than a few desperate-sounding pleas asking people to be patient but giving no advice at all to those seeking to get out of the airport area.
The chief of the general staff, General Sir Peter Wall, told reporters at a briefing earlier: "This is a welcome and timely announcement for the army.
But yesterday the UN Food and Agriculture Organization made a timely announcement, in light of today's report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
The company did not disclose plans for succession, but Weldon promised a timely announcement, "made to ensure a smooth transition of Ms. Poon's Pharmaceuticals Group responsibilities".
The comments come in the lead up to Apple's annual developers' conference, WWDC, and as such is a timely announcement.
Timely announcement from Pricelock.com as fuel prices continue to rise: the company, which offers online fuel hedging and price protection for businesses that rely on fuel to stay in business, has raised over $12 million in Series B funding.
It also seems like a timely announcement, coming in the wake of allegations that Apple Pay — a rival system to PayPal's from the iPhone maker — is susceptible to fraud.
