The phrase "a schedule without" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the absence of certain elements or events in a schedule.
Example: "I can't imagine a schedule without regular breaks to recharge during the workday."
Alternatives: "a timetable lacking" or "an agenda missing".
Full-time students at LaGuardia pay $1,800 a semester; three remedial classes would dominate a schedule without counting toward graduation.
The spin felt awkward, as if a distance were being placed between the network and the Mets -- the centerpiece of a schedule without a winter diet of N.B.A. or N.H.L. games.
NBC, at least for now, seems to be shrugging off any halo effect that "West Wing" might be having on its Wednesday night, and is not flinching from the prospect of staring down a schedule without those two shows if it means an eye-popping savings on its bottom line.
"As we grow density and users in each city… this becomes as reliable as a schedule without a schedule," Nestler said.
(a) Scheduling without NC; (b) Scheduling with NC.
How can he try to organize a surgery schedule without a background in medicine?" Vivian Isom, a spokeswoman for the Roosevelt school district, discounted the disparity in test scores between the charter school and the school district.
They live precariously, without health insurance, without a living wage, without a schedule for duty, without a guarantee of work the next week or month. .
I would expect them to perform a set of simple tasks on a regular schedule without supervision and to demonstrate a willingness to work on a flexible schedule.
By mixing work and play throughout the day, you can maintain a schedule - without maintaining a schedule.
This was a great way to have a little bit more of a relaxed schedule without being tempted to skip classes.
It can be possible to improve a given schedule without changing its makespan by delaying an activity, thereby reducing overtime usage and cost.
