The phrase "a briefing schedule" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a planned timeline for briefings or meetings, often in a professional or legal context.
Example: "The court has set a briefing schedule for the upcoming case, outlining when each party must submit their documents."
Alternatives: "a schedule for briefings" or "a timetable for briefings".
Then he set a briefing schedule that would not result in a hearing until late August or early September.
It will most likely file a brief in opposition once a briefing schedule has been set, which could be several weeks from now.
But last Tuesday, the Supreme Court declined to accept the case, sending it back to the appeals court, which asked both sides to propose a briefing schedule.
On Wednesday, the appeals court stayed the implementation of Judge Griesa's order, and it set up a briefing schedule for the case, to be heard on Feb. 27 by the same judges who previously ruled against Argentina.
A senior Justice Department official said the department hopes a judge will be able to take action in the case in a matter of weeks, after setting a briefing schedule for California to respond.
A more likely approach would have the court organize a briefing schedule enabling it to hear the case when it returns in October and, with luck, decide it by the end of the year.
Senator John W. Warner, a Virginia Republican who is chairman of the Armed Services Committee, was clearly upset that the Pentagon had abruptly canceled a briefing scheduled for today on Liberia by senior officers from the military's Joint Staff.
However, afThe making this error, the briefing was canceled.
The Pentagon had a briefing scheduled for 2 PM today to provide more details about the military action, because it believed that there was some false reporting on the subject.
Prior to the focus group meeting participants were given a brief schedule of topics and asked to: (a) consider the perceived causes of and issues relating to inappropriate admissions and/or LoS; (b) identify possible interventions to reduce the incidence of inappropriate admissions and/or LoS; (c) identify mechanisms that might facilitate or impede implementation of new or modified strategies.
Your fliers should inform those interested: where the sessions will be held, when the sessions will be held, a contact number, a brief schedule, and whether or not you will be providing Bibles, notebooks, pens, and folders for the Bible study.
