The phrase "a schedule of five" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a timetable or plan that includes five specific items, events, or tasks.
Example: "The project manager provided a schedule of five key milestones that we need to achieve this quarter."
Alternatives: "a list of five" or "a plan of five".
And a schedule of five games in 10 days adds further to what looms as a gruelling ordeal.
Also, a weekly late-night show on FX, "Totally Biased With W. Kamau Bell," will expand to a schedule of five nights a week — original episodes from Monday through Thursday and a compilation show on Sunday — when it shifts to FXX.
At Tree of Life, the day is broken up by a schedule of five separate fixed meal times and therapy sessions.
In 2009, the newspaper ended Saturday publication, moving to a schedule of five issues a week, released on Monday through Friday afternoons.
Lhota's campaign has criticized de Blasio, who had a 50-point lead in a Quinnipiac University poll last week, for rejecting a schedule of five debates.
A study concluded that SRT could be completed with a schedule of five fractions with tolerable toxicity.
And with a schedule of seven productions over an eight-week season, the actors have about one week to prepare for each show.
The network introduced a schedule of four new cartoons, anchored by a spinoff of its breakout hit "Pokemon," to play from 3too 5 p.m. on Fridays.
Today had a schedule of seven younger bands, including Joan Osborne, Third Eye Blind and the Goo Goo Dolls, and lower ticket prices; that's when the moshing started.
The Motor Trend channel went live this year with a schedule of eight segments, most running around five minutes and covering test drives, comparison tests, driving destinations and news.
She now works on the television comedy "30 Rock," which typically has a schedule of four weeks on and one week off.
