The phrase "a timetable for its" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a schedule or plan related to a specific subject or entity.
Example: "The committee is working on a timetable for its upcoming events to ensure everything runs smoothly."
Alternatives: "a schedule for its" or "a plan for its".
In a statement, the Amex said a committee of the N.A.S.D. board, led by Robert R. Glauber and Sal Sodano, would help set a timetable for its separation from the N.A.S.D., but it declined to make additional comment.
He declined to provide a timetable for its introduction in other models.
"Details of the unit and a timetable for its establishment have not been announced".
While the Treasury Department did not outline a timetable for its latest stock offering, the sale is expected to be completed quickly.
The first-of-its-kind recount is likely to begin early next week, but the Board of Elections could not provide a timetable for its completion.
Yet the ministry did not set a timetable for its wine probe or mention the possible level of retaliatory tariffs.Europe is not alone in confronting China, of course.
At its 2005 meeting in Kazakhstan, members demanded that Washington provide a timetable for ending its military presence in Central Asia.
Ukraine's foreign ministry hit back, calling for Moscow to show its readiness to comply with the Minsk agreement by signing a timetable for implementing its main points.
On July 1, David Trimble, the Protestant leader, resigned as first minister of the Northern Ireland Assembly, protesting the I.R.A.'s refusal to commit itself to a timetable for discarding its arsenal of automatic weapons, explosives and other arms.
"We have committed to grow our business without growing our carbon footprint, and to become truly water neutral," said Ms. Manley, who said Coca-Cola would lay out a timetable for meeting its goals next year.
