"impose a schedule" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to establish a specific timetable or plan. For example, "The company imposed a strict schedule for the summer interns, who were expected to arrive at 8 a.m. and work until 5 p.m. every day."
It tried to impose a schedule composed exclusively of F.I.S. events -- in effect, a coup against the International Snowboard Federation.
The teachers objected to Dr. Hornsby's plan to impose a schedule made up of 90-minute blocks, instead of the traditional 45-minute periods.
In several occupations, a worker's bargaining power is relatively low, and employers impose a schedule on workers.
Both work and leisure activities thus impose a schedule constraint on workers, meaning that these activities can only be performed at specific times or within a specified time frame.
The city signed a consent order last month imposing a schedule to replace most of the equipment, which it owns, by May 2003.
Hulu still imposes a schedule of sorts on Web viewers, even if that schedule comes with a five-week window of flexibility.
The banks that put up euro6.9 billion ($7.2 billion) to allow Olivetti to swallow something five times its size will impose a demanding repayment schedule that makes cutting costs and raising pfits urgent.
Through observations gained from their focus group study on multidisciplinary student teams, they concluded several recommendations for future interdisciplinary BIM courses: (a) impose a firm time schedule, (b) enforce verified software combinations, (c) set clear rules and responsibilities, and (d) design same input (course credits) for same course output among multidisciplinary students.
Bosses imposed a tight schedule and strict worker discipline to keep up the productive pace.
It puts a cap on government spending by imposing a strict schedule for eliminating the issuing of deficit-covering bonds by 2003.
Justice Gische also imposed a visitation schedule that continued limits on contact between Mr. Giuliani's children and his companion, Judith Nathan, that were imposed last May.
