The phrase "timing chart" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a graph or table that displays the timing or sequence of events. Example: The project manager created a timing chart to illustrate the deadlines for each stage of the project.
The timing chart of ammoniating process is shown in Figure 1c.
Figure 1 Schematic of (a) electrochemical setup, (b) nitridation set up and (c) growth timing chart.
Figure 5 shows the timing chart for the generation of the trajectory.
The anesthesia record of ETCO2, blood pressure, heart rate and bladder temperature were shown in Fig. 1 with the minute ventilation volume setting and Dantrorolene therapeutic timing chart.
According to the growth timing chart, the growth seems to involve two stages which are the formation of ZnO nucleation and the enhancement of the vertical growth of nanorods.
Looking at my timing chart of the closing stages, I could not help noticing parallels between the Mo's victory and that of Bekele in the last Olympic Games and World Championships.
Kimi Raikkonen, driving for Lotus, topped the timing charts on the final session of four days of trials; his teammate Romain Grosjean was quickest in the second session.
Great timing, (see chart).
The notional value of over-the-counter commodity derivatives has risen 15-fold, to $9 trillion (see chart 6 .The timing of this increase coincides neatly with the long commodities boom.
As you can see on the chart, our timing was fantastic and the Dow fell off a cliff shortly after so we got the best of both worlds.
Not only did X hit the summer festivals in time, but its timing was key to new streaming rules: from July 2014, streams counted towards UK official chart positions.
