"timely detect" can be used in written English and is grammatically correct.
It means to detect something in a timely manner or at the right time. Example: The security system installed in the building is equipped to timely detect any unauthorized entry.
This retrospective study shows that space-time syndromic surveillance on hospitalizations can timely detect local LRI-outbreaks independent of detection of the causative pathogen.
Simulation results indicate that new model can accurately and timely detect all stickers, and has a good robustness.
The timely identification of anomalies in dependable, fault tolerant systems allows to timely detect errors in the services and react appropriately.
The test results show that the system can timely detect soft errors of CPU and memory that cause the redundancy processes exception, and meanwhile ensure that the services of the application are uninterrupted and delayed shortly.
The intersection collision avoidance warning systems (ICAWSs) have substantial potentials in improving driving performance and reducing the number and severity of intersection collisions, through helping drivers timely detect hazardous conflicting vehicles in precrash scenarios.
Thus, the ability to timely detect outbreak pathways via high-efficiency surveillance system is essential to the physical and social well being of populations.
If such weak signals can be timely detected and correctly interpreted, this could improve awareness and thus possibilities for intervention.
In order to avoid possible catastrophic consequences, the presence of processor failures must be timely detected and identified to take any necessary corrective action.
Both problems were timely detected and solved.
Note that the Legionnaires' disease outbreaks are used here as "positive controls" (or Gold Standard) for realistic severe respiratory outbreaks by uncommon pathogens that may not be (timely) detected by traditional surveillance, such as the Dutch Q-fever outbreak in 2007, for which the initial diagnoses were delayed by several weeks [21], [22].
In addition, we showed that respiratory events can actually be timely detected by a wearable system whose operations are fully automated and require very little skills on the patient's side.
