"timely rescue" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in any situation where someone saves another person or group from a dangerous situation just in the nick of time. For example: The citizens of the small town were in peril until a timely rescue from the heroic fire fighters saved the day.
But some cruise ships visiting Antarctica now carry almost 3,000 passengers more than ten times the limit that offers a reasonable chance of timely rescue, according to Chile's navy.The navy is chafing at the cost of patrols, rescue operations and cleaning up fuel spills.
If Mark and Jez were adrift in the open ocean, with little chance of a timely rescue, who gets eaten?
Prince Christian of Denmark avoided being swept out to sea on Thursday after a timely rescue from Gold Coast lifeguard and surf champion Nick Malcolm.
The Committee's headline could be lost in the logistic details; namely, the White House was more worried about hurting Libyan sensitivities than mounting a timely rescue operation.
In "Mockingbird," the childlike, reclusive but harmless neighbor Boo Radley is allowed to return to his "place" after his timely rescue of little Scout and her brother.
These developments will make GCT very useful for the timely rescue of fish species facing imminent extinction.
People died for lack of water, medical care or timely rescues -- particularly the old and the young -- and victims were almost invariably poor and black.
It seems, therefore, timely to rescue the research agenda on an emergent service proletariat in advanced societies for more recent years.
These were surely timely interventions, rescuing the citizens of New Jersey from a fate far worse than an Intoxicated Driver Resource Center.
The capability of fast detecting traffic incidents and abnormity is necessary to reduce the loss caused by traffic accidents, to carry into accident rescue timely and effective, to reduce of traffic delay generated by incidents and to avoid the second accident.
Sandy did not kill hundreds -- as Hurricane Katrina did in New Orleans in 2005 -- thanks, in part, to timely evacuations and rescue efforts.
