The phrase "flexibility of scheduling" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the ability to make changes or adjustments to a schedule as needed. Example: The company provides its employees with a great amount of flexibility of scheduling, allowing them to work from home or choose their own hours.
However, we highlight that the proposed dynamic solution allows the flexibility of scheduling a given UE in different clusters across successive blocks.
This offers students the flexibility of scheduling their examinations at times that best fit both their personal preferences and busy schedules, which may lead to reductions in exam anxiety and in the number of students who miss exams (Stowell and Bennett, 2010).
The following essential changes were planned: 1) implementation of a constantly manned patient telephone hotline with standardized appointment rules, 2) warranted competent telephonic advice by an experienced nurse, 3) modification of the appointments book 4) appointment scheduling depending on the reported illness and the presumable time needed, 5) flexibility of scheduling.
Put plainly, the ACA undermines the flexibility of scheduling that has helped ensure a quality dining experience for customers, not to mention provided employees the convenience of flexible schedules and the ability to earn more income as their time permits.
"I am grateful to my company and the type of job I have, because of the flexibility of scheduling, I could run in on my five minute breaks to check in on her and my dad," he says.
We addressed this in a number of ways, including attentively constructing the groups to include girls living close to each other, engaging the community to encourage family support for girls' participation, and emphasising flexibility in terms of scheduling meetings and other activities.
Economists ascribe the phenomenon to both career choice (the job, industry, flexibility of schedule) and employer discrimination.
The issues that decreased quality of life at the community hospital were mainly related to workload, protected time, and flexibility of schedule – considerations that would likely have a negative impact on his family life.
Five months ago Malcolm Gladwell, author of The Tipping Point, gave a speech in which he noted the drawbacks of a culture of instant access to information and of the infinite flexibility of schedule made possible by a world in which everyone is instantly contactable.
In a telephone interview from his home in Northern California, David E. Kelley, the series's creator and principal writer, said he had come to fashion those balcony scenes from "a nostalgic longing we all have for a time in our life — and it's probably high school or college — where we really had the flexibility of schedule just to sit with a close friend and share thoughts".
Flexibility of schedule, freedom from mandatory hospital visits thus saving time and convenience of doing dialysis at one's own home are compelling reasons to start PD [ 37].
