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Discover LudwigThe phrase "Behind schedule" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to indicate that a task or project is not progressing as planned and is delayed. Example: "The construction project is behind schedule due to unexpected weather conditions."
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That plant is running well over budget and behind schedule.
The majority, EY found, are over budget and behind schedule.
That project is running well over budget and behind schedule.
I'm really behind schedule.
"Everything's behind schedule.
The plane landed 45 minutes behind schedule.
behind schedule.
And behind schedule.
Projects lagged behind schedule.
The shoot was behind schedule.
(2) It is behind schedule.
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