The phrase 'timing before' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an event that precedes another one in a specific amount of time. For example, "We need to ensure that our timing before the meeting is precise and accurate."
We have assumed that the timing error of the OBS clock can be expressed as a linear function of time, and we corrected for the error by measuring the time difference between the OBS clock and a time standard synchronized to the GPS timing, before deployment and after retrieval.
As the U.S. placed impossible political conditions before providing any help and Iran had elected to wait for a more suitable timing before offering assistance, the recur came in the most timely fashion from an unexpected source.
doing the color timing before the editing. . . .
In terms of Oscar timing, Before Midnight arrived unfashionably early.
That would have given Scurry a few games to recover her timing before the Americans faced their biggest obstacles.
YOU can attribute the record-breaking $114 million gross of "Spider-Man" last weekend to many factors -- hype, branding, superb timing before the deluge of summer blockbuster hits.
Only 40 5.6%) respondents who had awareness on contraceptive methods had an accurate understanding of safest timing (just before, during, and just after menses).
To reduce heterogeneity in the outcome variable, we also used univariable logistic regression to study the relationship between all forms of IPV and miscarriage timing: "early" (before 13 weeks) versus "late" (from 13 to 28 weeks).
The significance of average changes in the mean PSP at fixed timings before and after the pairing spike was calculated by applying one-tailed t-tests to mean voltages over time windows 60 65 ms before or 37.5 42.5 ms after the pairing spike.
Make sure to narrate or add audio and set timings before you save it.
We aimed to assess associations between development of childhood asthma and traffic-related air pollution exposure in children's home environment before disease development, by timing exposure before the development of disease.
