"timely relationship" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a relationship that is thoughtful, considerate and appropriate. For example, "John and Mary have a very timely relationship, always considering each other's needs and feelings."
- Probably related - The adverse event had a timely relationship to treatment venue and a potential alternative aetiology was not apparent.
- Definitely related - The adverse event had a timely relationship to treatment venue and a potential alternative aetiology was not apparent.
At present, a timely relationship between the presence of anti-dsDNA antibodies and clinical manifestations is not required in SLE classification and diagnosis.
The timely relationship between cyclophosphamide therapy and the occurrence of acute right-heart failure and pericardial effusion suggested cyclophosphamide cardiotoxicity in analogy to previous reports [ 22- 24].
The relationship of SAEs to treatment delivery venue is assessed using the following definitions: - Not related - The adverse event would definitely have occurred whatever the venue - Unlikely to be related - The adverse event would probably have occurred whatever the venue - Possibly related - The adverse event had a timely relationship to treatment venue.
This is described as an important barrier to establishing a timely and trustful relationship.
In an age when knowledge is associated with information, technology and speculation, Lewis Hyde's penetrating review of Richard Sennett's new book, "The Craftsman" (April 6), raises the timely question of the relationship between thinking and the actual making of things.
Kuti's story arrives on our shores at a timely moment, as our relationship with Africa intensifies with the advent of the World Cup in South Africa and, at home, our politicians come under close scrutiny in the general election.
The New Oxford attributes this scene to Marlowe, and Taylor thinks it raises a timely question about the relationship between books and history, about whether a society should value imaginative reading.
As scholars wrestle with the centrality of freedom in defining emancipation, they open up new windows into the world the Civil War made and also wrestle with timeless (and timely) questions about the relationship between the individual, society and the government.
ID care services should pay timely attention to this relationship, and to the expertise of their staff.
