The phrase "always on schedule" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that consistently meets deadlines or timeframes.
Example: "The train service has improved significantly, and now it is always on schedule."
Alternatives: "consistently punctual" or "regularly on time."
We're always on a pretty crazy schedule".
Travel plans didn't always stay on schedule, but more then one alum can attest to the fact that time en route is hardly ever wasted – least of all on an inadvertent nap.
No book came out short and none, of course, ran long: I became adept in moving my characters around in such a way that the climax of the plot always arrived on schedule in Chapter Twelve.
Breakfast, bath time, and sleep time must always be on schedule.
When it comes to actually going to the movies, I am always up for a visit to Film Forum in NYC, where classics are always on the schedule.
We have to prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that we're responsible, that we can handle it, that we've got all our ducks in a row... most women who direct always come in on budget, always come in on schedule, and if they were wild and irresponsible it would not be put down to brilliance, but to a general flakiness". No one could possibly accuse Polley of flakiness.
Never mind that they are not always pristine or on schedule.
The intent had been to celebrate with the launch of Volume 20 in the magazine's 20th year, which would have been 2017 — but due to the idiosyncrasies of production (namely, the fact that the earliest issues didn't always go out on schedule), most of the Volume 20 issues have landed in 2018.
I feel like Duck Sauce is one of those "never on schedule but always on time" kind of projects.
In the third step, the broadcast scheduling process for always-on wireless networks also consists of two phases: (1) broadcast data to all nodes in the CDS and (2) broadcast data from dominators to remaining nodes.
