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The phrase "a timetable on when" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a schedule or plan that outlines specific times for events or actions to occur.
Example: "We need to establish a timetable on when the project milestones will be achieved."
Alternatives: "a schedule for when" or "a timeline regarding when".
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He also did not want to put a timetable on when either would return.
I didn't have a timetable on when a book was to be done.
On Thursday she refused to set a timetable on when he would be deported.
Coach Mike Tomlin called it a minor procedure but said he was not ready to put a timetable on when Harrison would be cleared to play.
Alosi has been suspended indefinitely, but Johnson did not place a timetable on when the Jets would deliver Alosi's final punishment.
As for a timetable on when Texas A&M would be able to formally apply to the SEC, no one is sure.
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China's big electric vehicle push is about to get even bigger: The country is planning to end the sale of fossil fuel-powered vehicles entirely, with regulators working currently on a timetable of when the ban will ultimately take effect, according to Bloomberg.
Take things slow, don't put this fling on a timetable of when things should get serious or how much it should progress; just enjoy.
Facebook / Instagram wouldn't give any timetable on when most of these will reach the Android app.
Keep a timetable of when you should wash.
Neither he nor the museum would detail what sort of agreement is being discussed or offered a firm timetable on when negotiations might conclude.
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