"timely understanding" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of understanding something at the right or appropriate time. Here is an example sentence: "The success of the project hinged on the team's timely understanding of the changing market trends."
I'm coping but only just, often relying on logistical firefighting skills for fires I have lit due to lack of timely understanding or action.
One of the key issues in ER is to create a realistic and timely understanding of the situation and to identify adequately the needs for action, the Common Operational Picture (COP).
In order to gain a timely understanding of the evolution of resistance of H. armigera to Bt toxin after continuous cultivation of Bt cotton for c. 10 years, we assessed the frequency of alleles conferring resistance to Cry1Ac toxin in field populations of H. armigera sampled from Xinxiang County in Henan province during 2007 2009.
These include a complete, thorough and timely understanding of system dynamic characteristics, system fault identification criterion of protection and control devices, analysis of mutual influence between control logic and system response, verification of adaptability of control effect to system operating conditions and improvement of simulation analysis.
Formal meetings with clear structures, agendas, and minutes also facilitated coordination and ensured common and timely understanding of program developments and needs.
In these cases, the QRA may be unable to provide timely hazard understanding.
With its rigorous multimethod approach and broad theoretical perspective, the book offers a timely and thorough understanding of voter decision making, candidate strategy, and the dynamics of presidential campaigns.
This special issue makes a timely contribution to understanding some of the consequences of population ageing for intergenerational relations in China through qualitative research on family strategies and practices.
Our breaking-news blog, The818Now.com, will receive an upgrade, providing local residents with a timely and impactful understanding of the region in which we live.
We should explain ourselves more proactively -- to make our voice better heard -- so that the outside world can have a more timely and objective understanding of our thinking and intentions.
Although urbanization affects more than just the temperature of the environment, large cities arguably provide a timely model for understanding ecological and evolutionary responses to regional and global climate change.
