The phrase "timely study" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means a study that is done at the right or appropriate time. Example: Conducting a timely study on the effects of climate change will help us better prepare for and mitigate its impact in the future.
It's also said to be a timely study of the dangers of gentrification.
Yet the film's perspective isn't strictly historical: with America's key parties more polarised than ever, this is a timely study.
"This is an important and timely study," said Mike Garratt, an ecologist at the University of Reading and not involved in the new research.
In the fiercely argued and timely study "Down Girl: The Logic of Misogyny" (Oxford), the philosopher Kate Manne makes a consonant argument about sexual violence.
This timely study of the effects of unchecked suburban sprawl charts the transformation of turn-of-the-century Brooklyn from a rural community into a tightly packed urban center.
The figure, cited again today in a timely study from Universities UK (UUK), reminds us of the problem that is now up to higher education and employers to fix.
9 14 As such, pharmacoepidemiological research has no systematic framework for undertaking timely studies of medicines use and health outcomes in real-world settings.
However, timely studies are needed to continue to monitor levels, to evaluate health effects, and to minimize exposure to all pervasive, persistent pollutants (Hooper and She 2003).
This type of information would facilitate timely field studies and enable more rapid counter measures, as well as enable studies of the dynamics of an insect outbreak.
The grantor will also receive timely report of study progress.
"It is necessary and timely to study the question of the return of these bells," a joint statement said.
