The phrase "a cluttered schedule" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a schedule that is full of appointments, tasks, or commitments, making it difficult to find free time.
Example: "With a cluttered schedule this week, I barely have time to relax or catch up on my reading."
Alternatives: "a busy schedule" or "a packed schedule."
While he offered up a few defiant words, stressing the need for immediate improvement with a cluttered schedule upon his team, his downbeat delivery said more.
Everything seems to have taken its toll, from disagreements between head coach and hierarchy over recruitment, to a cluttered schedule on a squad clearly not built to compete on four fronts.
The interim manager admitted on Saturday he "cannot be 100% sure" he will see out his short-term contract the 52-year-old has called for more time to make his impact felt having benefited to date from only a handful of training sessions and three winless matches in a cluttered schedule.
She lives with her mother in a cluttered Boston apartment.
Because every VC's inbox is overflowing with pitches, and because VC's don't take meetings with just anyone, SoftTech VC's Jeff Clavier, (who just raised $55 million for his third fund) offers advice to founders who hope to cut through the clutter, schedule a meeting, and score some financing from prominent investors.
He may yet have a Europa League campaign cluttering up his schedule but, after 13 years, Chelsea will survey the elite from the outside looking in.
A garage cluttered with exercise equipment.
"Thirtysomething," which began on ABC in 1987, also stood out right away: it was a knowing, humorous and realistic soap opera about yuppie angst at a time when network schedules were cluttered with over-the-top "Dallas" knockoffs, including "Knots Landing" and "Dynasty".
Janet Brown, director of the debate commission, said a clutter of sporting and special events made it impossible to schedule the debates without conflict.
