The phrase "a combination of scheduling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the integration or merging of different scheduling methods or systems.
Example: "The project requires a combination of scheduling techniques to ensure all tasks are completed on time."
Alternatives: "a blend of scheduling" or "an amalgamation of scheduling".
The residents noted that currently the pharmacists taught using a combination of formal, scheduled lectures and informal, unscheduled discussions while caring for patients.
The problem is formulated as a combination of assignment, scheduling and routing optimization problems.
The testbed results reveal, in both scenarios, a good performance obtained by a combination of a scheduling and dropping policies that gives preferential treatment to less replicated bundles.
The hybrid scheduling algorithms used in WiMAX networks thus can be considered as a unified algorithm which is formed from a combination of legacy scheduling algorithms to satisfy the QoS requirements of the multi-class traffic as specified in the IEEE 802.16 standard.
Women, much more so than men, are pushed away from work by a combination of inflexible schedules, hostility toward working mothers and traditional gender roles at home, no matter how unintentional or unconscious.
Given that all companion animal species have evolved in environments where both positive and negative reinforcement occurs, it is generally considered that a combination of both schedules [ 70] are the most efficient in terms of terms of training and are less likely to affect other aspects of the horse either behaviorally or physiologically.
This balance is principally managed through a combination of automatic and scheduled (nonautomatic) changes in generator output.
Using this approach, we are able to support a combination of both statically scheduled content and interactive content across multiple displays.
