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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are rescheduling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that a change in schedule is being made for an event or appointment.
Example: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, we are rescheduling the meeting to next week."
Alternatives: "are changing the schedule" or "are altering the timing".
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are rescheduling
verb
To schedule again or at a different time.
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Bandmate Pete Townshend added: "We are rescheduling all the shows for next spring 2016.
The airlines are rescheduling flights and rebooking passengers, and logistically spent the weekend moving aircraft and crew they had moved back to airports in the Northeast.
Some experts think it can, and now some schools are rescheduling recess — sending students out to play before they sit down for lunch.
Officials are rescheduling many of the pipeline-protest cases to insure that the oldest are tried first and to "allow parties appropriate time for discovery and motions," Donna Wunderlich, the trial-court administrator for the South Central Judicial District of the North Dakota court system, told me recently.
This result suggests that at a given employment rate, workers are working the same number of hours but are rescheduling their work toward more regular hours, as confirmed by the panel analysis reported in Table 5.
As for how Stodden plans on spending her birthday, she told Radar, "17 is going to be even better than 16 because I'm going to spend the whole year with my wonderful husband!" Radar reports the newlyweds had planed to spend the day celebrating at Disneyland, but are rescheduling due to the spiking temperatures across Southern California.
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Meetings can be rescheduled.
Others could be rescheduled.
Her show will be rescheduled.
The tests will be rescheduled.
"The fight will be rescheduled.
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