timeliness

timely | American Dictionary

timely
adjective
us/ˈtɑɪm·li/
given or made available at a suitable moment, esp. now:
timely advice

Examples of timely

timely
It is thus timely to have a book that considers them in great detail - renaming them 'co-compounds ' in the process.
Timely responses from the state, which favored large producers, never came.
Copious references plus a useful index complete this timely, significant, and well-written book.
This book is therefore a timely and relevant contribution for a better understanding of different approaches to caring for children and older people.
This is a timely and important reminder of the emotional and practical difficulties experienced by partners and spouses when the problem of care-home admission presents.
Three recent developments make it timely for fresh consideration of the role of ethics in primary care.
Of course, information so timely and valuable that citizens will pay for it is a tiny subset of all the information available.
The book updates earlier reviews on conodont techniques but also brings up new timely topics.
A friendly sharing circle is thus formed and the dictionary can be updated on a timely basis.
This timely paper examines the promises and limitations of current treatment, including different views on the participation of traumatic brain injury patients in research.
This perspective was widely held and indicates that substantial challenges exist around adequate and timely definition, and acceptable proof, of practice/technology inferiority (obsolescence).
Careful monitoring will prevent crises and allow the timely referral of the family for any additional services, such as, psychotherapy or legal advice.
But there could be dangers here, as patients need timely relief of distress.
She escapes the fate of the preceding wives by either outwitting the villain or a timely rescue.
Prefacing the turn with and presents the action and its prompted request as timely and occurring routinely next in sequence.
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