The phrase "affect the schedule of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how certain events or actions may influence or change a planned timetable or agenda.
Example: "The unexpected meeting may affect the schedule of our project timeline."
Alternatives: "impact the schedule of" or "influence the schedule of".
One of the big questions that remains is exactly how the additional time will be parceled out over the course of the school year, and how it will affect the schedule of every student and teacher.
You had, sometimes, two or three thousand extras, and Luc would go on set and say in French, in English and in Thai, with Burmese translators, 'Please do not take pictures, please do not post on Facebook, because it might affect the schedule of the filming.' And nobody ever did.
The flow restriction over electric lines and pipelines could affect the scheduling of energy storages, depending on where the reservoirs are located.
In addition, different load profiles would affect the scheduling of the energy management with the active management strategies, which are also studied and tested with the generic ELEXON load profile classes [20] in the following cases.
The new date also affects the schedule of the Cincinnati Bengals, who were scheduled to play Houston on Nov. 9.
This affects the schedule of the nurses at least for the beginning of the planning horizon.
Also, it provides an experimental platform for simulating and analyzing schedule risks that significantly affect the schedule performance of the six-day cycle assembly of prefabrication housing production.
However, these processes are fragmented and entail various risks that adversely affect the schedule performance of PHP, thereby causing frequent delay problems in PHP projects and hindering the government from satisfying the high housing demands.
The admission process is also largely affected by the schedule of the Operating Theater (OT).
In addition, a sensitivity analysis is carried out to investigate different factors that affect the operational scheduling of the SDISCO.
Moreover, the STIPO dimension identity predicted positive and negative affect (assessed by the Schedule of Nonadaptive an Adaptive Personality, SNAP [ 23]), whereas the STIPO scale primitive defenses was correlated with aggression (assessed by the SNAP and the IPO) and cluster B personality traits according to DSM-IV [ 22].
