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The phrase "a house schedule" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a schedule related to a household, such as chores, events, or activities planned within a home.
Example: "Every week, we review a house schedule to ensure that all family members are aware of their responsibilities and upcoming events."
Alternatives: "home schedule" or "household timetable".
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Last week the Boehner team published a House schedule for next year intended to guarantee that very little gets done.
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