The phrase "a total schedule" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a complete or comprehensive schedule that includes all necessary details or events.
Example: "Before we finalize the project, let's review a total schedule to ensure we haven't missed anything."
Alternatives: "a complete schedule" or "an overall schedule".
It was, though, very much a junior partner to India and Pakistan, staging only five pool matches out of a total schedule of 37. It had to beat India in Calcutta in the semifinal, and the final was played in Lahore, Pakistan.
"You know, I think the withdrawals of some of the guys, a boycott or anything, it's a total schedule plan, them knowing they're not going to be successful here, so why come?" said Patrick Rafter, one of the few classic grass-court players left.
It was, though, very much junior partner to India and Pakistan, staging only five pool matches out of a total schedule of 37. It had to beat India in Calcutta in the semifinal, and the final was played in Lahore, Pakistan.
Providing your substitute with a total schedule, you've told them what to say, and forcefully rammed it home that they'd better maintain your usual tweeting tone... or else.
The report calculated the costs at 8.7 million kronor which corresponds in today's money to around $70 million (as of 2011), spent over a total construction schedule of one four-year period and two three-year periods.
C2 Fox Banks on Reality TV The Fox network is planning an onslaught of reality programming, with 60percentt of its total schedule made up of reality shows.
Although the total schedule time of the study rotation is increased by 5%, a system cost saving of some $9.3 million /1000aircraft rotations is gained after schedule optimisation.
It was the aim that all participants should attend sports at least twice a week (minimum of two hours in total), scheduled in the local area.
For example, one investigation [ 9] defined compliance 'success' as completing an anatomical scan and at least one or more of four total scheduled tasks.
Over an eight-day period in April 2010, 104,000 commercial flights in Europe, half of the total scheduled, were canceled.
Santiago de Juan, an Iberia spokesman, said the airline was canceling 415 flights through Friday, around 39 percent of the total scheduled.
