The phrase "better schedules" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to schedules that are improved or more satisfactory in some way. Example: Our new system allows for better schedules, which have significantly reduced employee stress and increased productivity.
Instead, she said that other fields, like the computer industry, were able to lure teachers with much higher salaries and better schedules.
Murray owns almost 70 shares of the common stock and belongs to Our Walmart, a workers' rights organization of Walmart employees that has been lobbying for higher wages, better schedules, and a right to form a union.
For example, to compete with American manufacturers, particularly in the American market, European plane makers had to convince their customers that they had no reason to favour indigenous airlines with better schedules or contract terms.
If Justice decides that US Airways cannot survive on its own and that the merged airline will offer travelers better schedules, one-stop ticketing and more attractive frequent-flier programs, then approval will follow.
That proposal was submitted by Cynthia Murray, a 15-year employee of a Walmart store in Laurel, Maryland, who owns almost 70 shares of the company's common stock and belongs to Our Walmart, a worker organization that has been lobbying for higher wage and better schedules at the company.
We found that our newly designed method finds better schedules in terms of service levels.
We might even see better scheduling in college football.
"Rolling Stone sort of owns even a better schedule being fortnightly, being not weekly, and not monthly.
I don't know, but in the end I think it is a better schedule.
"If we had a better schedule and we had won the first few matches, maybe everything would have been different.
"They would have won a better league and played a better schedule," Palm said in a telephone interview.
