The phrase "about the scheduling of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing or inquiring about the arrangements or timing of events or tasks.
Example: "I would like to have a conversation about the scheduling of our upcoming meetings."
Alternatives: "regarding the timing of" or "concerning the arrangement of".
Crowds are poor, supporters shrug off elimination and managers complain about the scheduling of ties.
However, Ofcom said that the incident gave it cause to remind ITV about the scheduling of stunts on TV.
I know it's a bit of an old chestnut, but something really does need to be done about the scheduling of the international calendar – the quality of the matches is suffering and that's bad for the game.
And aware of all our quibbles about the scheduling of the likes of Seinfeld, Larry Sanders and Mad Men over the years they are saying all the right things.
The BBC Trust said, however, that the corporation must be sensitive about the scheduling of The Apprentice and the forthcoming Junior Apprentice in the run-up to the next general election, which must be called before 3 June 2010.
The MCCH informs about the scheduling of the PMCHs within the MBSFN subframes related to this MBSFN area through the Common Subframe Allocation (CSA) and the PMCH-InfoList.
After years of attempting to make Friday's meeting come about, the schedules of the two religious leaders coincided, with Kirill on a previously scheduled tour of Latin America and Francis on his way to Mexico, Vatican officials said.
I remember being shocked to learn from the owner of the apartment I rented in São Paulo, Brazil, where I lived as a foreign correspondent, about the schedule of huge payments — totaling 57 percent — he had had to deliver to the developer as the condo building went up.
"Do they not want you to know?" Councilman Vincent J. Gentile of Brooklyn, who has been alerting his constituents to the program, said he can understand why the city is not shouting from the rooftops about the schedule of fine reductions for people who challenge tickets.
During the games, the service will keep readers posted about the schedule of the competitions, medal results and medals rankings by country, among other things.
Leading up to the games, there were few television spots devoted to the competition and news channels' websites provided little, if any, information about the schedule of events.
