The phrase 'timescale which' is correct and usable in written English.
You may use this phrase when you are referring to a specific timeline or a predetermined amount of time. For example, "We must complete this project within the timescale which was outlined in the initial plan."
That allows them to be managed on a long timescale, which is the essence of sustainability.
It is only six working days since detailed responses were submitted to the Department for Education (DfE), a timescale which in itself indicates there can have been no attempt to give the important points made serious consideration.
"It's like for other patients, we are on a timescale which goes from one year to three years and we need to be patient," he said.
Recently, molecular dynamic (MD) simulation seems a direct approach to the problem, but unfortunately it covered timescale, which does not exceed several microseconds.
The non-degenerate white light pump-probe measurements revealed that relaxation of the photogenerated carriers occurs on a single picosecond timescale which appears to be carrier density dependent.
To allow building scientists and engineers to investigate how their building designs fare in future climates there is the need for future weather files on an hourly timescale, which are representative of possible future climates.
In a statement, Greater Manchester police said: "The 11 men were questioned and the evidence gathered presented to the CPS who advised there was insufficient evidence gathered within the permitted timescales which would have allowed a warrant of further detention to be gathered or charges to be pursued.
CHEMKIN software is used to establish the reaction timescales which dictate the required fast sampling capabilities.
Buildings are exposed to solar radiation at different intensities throughout multiple timescales, which requires efficient management of light.
Here, we apply EMD to discern the timescales which characterize the difference between measurements of intensity of the Earth's magnetic field made independently by the scalar and the vector magnetometers (ASM and VFM).
Due to the complexity of proteins' conformation space — the set of possible shapes a protein can take — and limitations in computational power, all-atom molecular dynamics simulations have been severely limited in the timescales which they can study.
