"fixed day" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific day that is established in advance, for example once a month or once a quarter. For example, you could say: "We have a meeting on the last Friday of every month - it's a fixed day."
Rotating shift workers (79.4%) were exposed to more non-physical violence compared to fixed day shift workers (57.8%).
Most clinical nurses worked eight-hour shifts; head nurses or nurses involved in infants' breastfeeding schedules worked fixed day shifts, while some hospitals extended this priority level until the children were 4 years of age.
Nurses who work in rotating shifts are 3.668 times more likely to experience physical violence and 1.771 times more likely to experience non-physical violence compared with those who work fixed day shifts.
Nurses who worked rotating shifts were 3.668 times (95% CI 1.275 to 10.554) more likely to experience physical violence, and 1.771 times (95% CI 1.123 to 2.792) more likely to experience non-physical violence compared with nurses who worked fixed day shifts.
In contrast, rotating shift nurses were 3.668 955% CI 1.275 to 10.554) times more likely to experience physical violence and 1.771 times (95% CI 1.123 to 2.792) more likely to experience non-physical violence compared with nurses who worked fixed day shifts (table 5).
Most clients settle a weekly bill with the chef that includes a fixed day rate along with food costs.
In 1972 a government decree fixed Wednesday instead as the mandatory day off.
To evaluate whether the incidence of luteinizing hormone (LH) rise is reduced by using a flexible compared with a fixed day-6 protocol of GnRH antagonist administration.
That power failure was expected to be fixed Thursday night.
Stateside, attention was fixed Thursday on State College, Pa., and the spectacle of thousands coming to mourn the death of Joe Paterno.
The first system example scenario discussed is a Ka-band multibeam scenario for fixed Sat-Com and high speed applications.
