The phrase "a schedule of two" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a timetable or plan that involves two specific items, events, or people.
Example: "We have created a schedule of two for the upcoming meetings to ensure everyone is on the same page."
Alternatives: "a timetable for two" or "a plan for two".
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.
Leon Botstein's two-weekend festival (with a third in October) aims to redress the balance with a schedule of eleven concerts.
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.
Koivu, a 27-year-old Finn, said he planned to start working out and could return by the end of the season in April, if he can maintain a schedule of six workouts a week.
A3 NATIONAL A10-15 Bush Offers Debate Dates And Tries to Turn Tables Trying to end questions about his willingness to debate and turn the tables on his opponent, Gov. George W. Bush announced a schedule of three hand-picked debates that he wanted to do, only one of which is guaranteed to be broadcast on the three major networks.
