"begin on schedule" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to start or commence at the planned or expected time. Example: The meeting will begin on schedule at 9 am.
The agreement paves the way for the symphony's new season to begin on schedule on Sept. 5 with "Russian Spectacular," a night of Mussorgsky, Prokofiev and Shostakovich.
But with training camps set to open in two months and the first preseason game set for 8 August, it remains uncertain whether the season will begin on schedule.
Both prosecutors and Chapo's attorneys seemed skeptical that the trial would actually begin on schedule, however, and even Cogan called the timeline "somewhat aspirational".
That would enable the playoffs to begin on schedule April 16.
Then, with the very next breath, he soothingly assures us that the withdrawal of U.S. troops will begin on schedule, like a Greyhound leaving the terminal, a year from now.
Robert F. Carey, the managing director of Hawthorne, has announced that the facility will be rebuilt - at a cost of from 15 to 20 million - and that Hawthorne's 1979 meeting should begin on schedule in Sept.
If the game had begun on schedule, perhaps a third of the oval would have been still unoccupied.
But Mr. Burney conceded that if burning begins on schedule and if a disaster occurs, he can no more affect the impact on his community than a weatherman can steer a hurricane.
Recently, Shekhar e-mailed me to say that work on cleaning the ghats in Varanasi, Kanpur, and Allahabad had begun on schedule; for a company with Tata's resources, this is not a particularly challenging assignment.
