The phrase "a timetable where" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific type of timetable that includes certain conditions or features.
Example: "We need to create a timetable where all team members can attend the meetings without conflicts."
Alternatives: "a schedule that includes" or "a plan in which".
But it's largely games coming out later this year and beyond a timetable where it's less troublesome for developers to add support.
But I was instead met with new hierarchies, isolating social environments, and irregular timetables where lasting bonds with other students who shared similar hobbies, emotional landscapes and life interests seemed to be fleeting.
After the formation of a transitional government, he said, there should be a timetable for a transformation where "any Syrian can run the country based on the support of the Syrian people".
Mr Silk and his colleagues have laid out a timetable to move from where we are now to tax-varying powers by 2020 - if it is backed by the Welsh people in a referendum.
There was just one problem: the president had a timetable, but no plan".Where are we going to send them?" asked Mr McCain after the order was signed.
Overheard at the Port Authority bus terminal: Traveller: "May I have a timetable, please?" Attendant: "A timetable to where, sir?" Traveller: "Oh, anyplace.
The New Yorker, January 30 , 1954P. 19 Overheard at the Port Authority bus terminal: Traveller: "May I have a timetable, please?" Attendant: "A timetable to where, sir?" Traveller: "Oh, anyplace.
By John Murphy and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, January 30 , 1954P. 19 Overheard at the Port Authority bus terminal: Traveller: "May I have a timetable, please?" Attendant: "A timetable to where, sir?" Traveller: "Oh, anyplace.
A man who has been parking his car on the street somewhere in the 80's had to take a long trip & decided to put… Overheard at the Port Authority bus terminal: Traveller: "May I have a timetable, please?" Attendant: "A timetable to where, sir?" Traveller: "Oh, anyplace.
Ms Clack urged residents to visit Go Surrey where there is a timetable showing when the cyclists are expected to pass through, and also asked people to think about whether or not to bring children along as there would be long periods of waiting.
