Could Sturdee bring Repulse forward?

Could Sturdee's command bring Repulse or Renown into service in time for Jutland?

Repulse is the only remotely plausible candidate, but even she would need an unusually large reduction in commissioning time; Sturdee could more credibly accelerate later completion than guarantee her presence at Jutland.

The nearby Glasgow shipyards, Sturdee's interest in 15-inch ships, and persistent senior attention could all accelerate construction. Bringing either new battlecruiser into the battle remains unlikely, though Repulse is the more plausible candidate because she was launched earlier than Renown. The yards were not yet routinely working around the clock, so obtaining a Jutland-ready ship would require longer or continuous shifts as well as faster fitting-out. Sturdee's habit of inspecting ships rather than confining visits to directors' offices could add practical oversight and public pressure. An earlier entry into service is more plausible than completion before May 1916.