The phrase "timing of request" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the specific time at which a request is made. Here is an example: "The timing of your request for a salary increase is unfortunate, as our company is currently undergoing financial difficulties."
The location and timing of requests were taken from real data (rather than sampled from a distribution) and fed into the algorithm and the performance of the algorithm was evaluated accordingly.
A recruitment plan could be developed which takes into consideration the types of information to be conveyed to potential participants and the timing of requests for participation and for obtaining consent, as this has been shown to impact on women's and families' decisions to participate [ 17, 19, 22, 30].
Simpkin et al. [ 9] concluded after reviewing a series of published studies that the main and modifiable factors associated with consent or refusal for organ donation by relatives are perceived quality of care of the donor, understanding of brain death, timing of the request, the setting in which the request is made and the approach and skill of the individual making the request.
The system automatically recorded all information requests in sequence, the timing of each request, the diagnoses, and the management decisions.
3. The timing of the request: In a more open-format club or with a DJ who plays many different genres, make your request at a time when it makes sense.
But the timing of his request seems a little off.
Lawyers for Monsanto also questioned the timing of the request for recusal.
But uncertainty over the timing of the request kept investors on edge, with many selling the euro at higher levels.
The timing of the request suggests that the political sagacity that has served Mr. Chávez throughout his presidency is not waning.
Those unsuspecting tree owners are often hesitant to part with their spruces, either because of their emotional connection to the tree or the timing of the request, or a combination of the two.
Mr. Laufer noted that the timing of his request for an advisory opinion by the board allowed Ms. Quinn "to delay publication and the book tour until after the election if she would prefer not to have campaign funds spent on this endeavor".
