"interrupted schedule" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
It is used to indicate that an activity has been disrupted or delayed due to an unplanned event or circumstance. For example, "The coronavirus pandemic has caused an interrupted schedule of travel plans."
Weekly oral BPU therapy should be further tested using an interrupted schedule.
The interrupted schedule of pentostatin may lead to less myelosuppression and febrile neutropenia, especially at the beginning of the therapy.
Taken together, this suggests that an interrupted schedule of antiangiogenic TKIs with a short half-life may be helpful in reversing the untoward effect on tumour vasculature and may optimise the intratumoural delivery of chemotherapeutic agents and restore tumour sensitivity.
In the face of airline consolidation and declining service, including the cancellation of routes at short notice and interrupted schedules, business aviation is now being seen for what it truly is: a significant tool for growth.Moreover, business aviation can help the wider economy as well.
Some TV stations in the Middle East interrupted scheduled programming to report al-Zarqawi's death.
The channel also says it interrupts scheduled programming when breaking weather news is happening.
The law also requires all media networks to interrupt scheduled programmes if need be, and broadcast political campaigns and national announcements by the president.
The very first week of October will bring the baseball playoffs, which will interrupt schedules at both Fox and NBC, and Oct. 3 will be the night of the first presidential debate.
The decision to interrupt scheduled programming for such an event is unusual.
Dr. Weinstein often interrupted his schedule to make house calls all over the Northeast.
The Mayor had interrupted his schedule twice that day to address anti-war rallies - one at New York University Law School & the other organized by city employees, in City Hall Plaza.
