The phrase "a tight timetable for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a schedule that is strict or has little flexibility regarding time constraints.
Example: "We have a tight timetable for the project, so we need to ensure that all tasks are completed on schedule."
Alternatives: "a strict schedule for" or "a compressed timeline for".
Why such a tight timetable for cuts?
Such a tight timetable for such a large project would be cause for concern on its own, election or no.
The two sides will reconvene under a tight timetable for the island's May 1 entry into the European Union.
The sentiment for binding the Garden and city planners to a tight timetable for solving the perennial inadequacies of Penn Station has picked up momentum.
Conscious of the unpopularity it incurred by lingering in charge after it overthrew Hosni Mubarak two-and-a-half years ago, the army has drawn up a tight timetable for getting a new constitution and holding elections by February.
The problem for the rebels would now be that six months is a tight timetable for a leadership contest and a new prime minister to reset Brexit policy or call a general election before 31 October.
Manny Hellen, president of Local 1-2 Utility Workers Union of America, said the best solution was legislation to mandate a tighter timetable for maintenance of its electrical grid.
The in-box of the next president will include two intractable wars (Iraq and Afghanistan) and a tight timetable, of perhaps two years, for preventing Iran from securing nuclear weapons capability.
The law review meshes with that goal, though the government is clearly giving itself a very tight timetable for resolving regulatory complications and passing the necessary legislation.
Sinn Fein had blocked the bill for months before finally agreeing that it should go to the assembly, as there was a tight timetable and delay could have implications for the block grant.
A spokesman for the AA said it was a tight timetable and questioned what impact this would have on police cars, ambulances, fire engines and vehicles used for essential deliveries.
