The phrase "former scheduling" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a schedule that used to be in place, as in the following example sentence: We need to adjust our current scheduling to account for the changes that have been made since the former scheduling was implemented.
But the gulf war lasted less than six weeks, and within a few months after the upheaval, Americans had returned to airplanes and cruise ships, which resumed their former schedules.
The former schedules the tasks to resources before the actual execution time and later schedules them at the time of execution.
The Bowl Championship Series (BCS) system subsequently ranked Arkansas as the third-best team in the nation, behind the Louisiana State University Tigers and the Alabama Crimson Tide, with the former scheduled as the Razorbacks' next opponent.
The maximally tolerated dose (MTD) was 4.8-fold higher using the former schedule.
In patients treated with the former schedule, HCV-Cp levels increased in parallel with RTX infusions but declined to unmeasurable levels during subsequent pIFNα/RBV administration.
Among the former players scheduled to participate are Steve Carlton, Ozzie Smith, Ryne Sandberg, Dave Kingman, Fred Lynn, Vida Blue, Dave Parker and Luis Tiant.
Solar's former residence, scheduled to open for special viewings in the near future, remains untouched on the top floor.
Officials at Priorities USA Action, a Democratic super PAC founded by two of Mr. Obama's former aides, scheduled a dozen meetings with potential donors in Los Angeles, New York and other cities on Tuesday, with hopes of tapping new sources of money, including among Silicon Valley executives.
Practices would have to hire more physicians, NPs, and PAs to provide routine medical care to patients whose former PCPs' schedules were now filled delivering behavioral weight loss counseling.
"[It] just exploded even more," said Lisa Vebber, NBC's former head of scheduling, speaking to Vulture.
