The phrase "a recent scheduled" is not correct in English as it is missing a noun after "scheduled" to clarify what is being referred to.
You can use it when you want to describe something that has been planned or arranged recently, but it needs to be followed by a noun.
Example: "We had a recent scheduled meeting to discuss the project updates."
Alternatives: "a recent appointment" or "a recent arrangement".
to add to knowledge around women's perceptions of their preparation for and actual experience of a recent scheduled caesarean birth.
Pollini had to cancel a recent, scheduled appearance with the New York Philharmonic, so keep everything crossed that this most eminent of pianists can make it this time.
"Having a rally and having five, eight or 10,000 people and collecting signatures is a big advantage," he said of a recent scheduled rally in Virginia.
Judging from his harried demeanor, exhausted slouch and a recent schedule that seemed exceptionally packed even by chief executive standards, the deal-making may have been the easy part.
At least 16 of the 28 films set for release by Hollywood's major studios and larger independent studios in the first quarter, according to a recent schedule from Exhibitor Relations, finished shooting in 2008 or earlier.
Although Angelou had reportedly been in poor health and had canceled recent scheduled appearances, she was working on another book, an autobiography about her experiences with national and world leaders.
Pakistan has detained five men suspected of involvement in the attacks, but they have yet to be formally charged, and hearings have been repeatedly delayed, with the most recent scheduled for next week.
These Kremlin-linked Pages also hosted around 190 events — with the first scheduled for August 2015, according to Facebook, and the most recent scheduled for January 2019.
Response rates over time have been consistently high; 92 % of participants completed their most recent scheduled follow-up activity (annual update or comprehensive questionnaire).
A recent study, scheduled to appear in the New England Journal of Medicine, offers strong evidence that people pick up drug-resistant bacteria from chickens.
But this proved a match too far after a hectic recent schedule in front of a crowd of just under 6,000.
