"timings of" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when discussing the duration and scheduling of an event or activity. For example, "We need to discuss the timings of the meeting."
Why then the timings of the games?
The timings of it, films sometimes seemed to me to fit motherhood slightly better".
OP No, why? DT I just thought you would know the timings of when it was.
Events and speeches mentioned in the emails tally with the timings of real events.
Part of the case turned on precise timings of what occurred on 16 January.
The timings of the speeding offence fitted exactly with that routine.
We should have further details on the future timings of the service shortly".
Our personal preferences for unique combinations and timings of these elements are essential.
The timings of many killings coincided, even though the places were far apart.
Another effort involves measuring the timings of messages going in and out of the network to try to identify users.
The timings of these actions, Jacob observed, have been tidy and relentless, one following the other like deft clockwork.
