The phrase "jammed schedule" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a schedule that is full or packed with activities and/or events. For example, "With her busy job and three children, Sarah has a jammed schedule and rarely has time to relax."
A jammed schedule was handed out, with most of the dozen or so presentations lasting less than 10 minutes.
With a jammed schedule these days, Mr. Schumer, 62, gallops through the halls of the Capitol, bolting from one meeting to the next with his flip phone glued to his ear.
Those meetings are part of a jammed schedule for Mr. Clinton, who arrives in Manhattan today for one of his last opportunities for major foreign policy accomplishments in his second term.
With the league season starting sooner than it ever has and ending later, the teams and players face a jammed schedule with Concacaf Champions League matches (beginning with the quarterfinals next week), the Concacaf Gold Cup in June and World Cup qualifying matches sprinkled through the spring, summer and fall.
Early voting avoids the problems of jammed schedules or long polling place lines, plus gives students a chance to correct any problems.
Wolf Trap, the open-air concert center in nearby Vienna, Va., has a jammed summer schedule, ranging from jazz to Mozart.
For example: He has jammed his schedule with so many different things as a way to diversify for the days when he will not be able to race.
And the competing viewpoints ― from conservatives who want to see less government interference and support, from moderates and liberals who want to see more ― will duke it out in a very messy battle that could overwhelm an already jammed congressional schedule.
The couple's harried lives -- their relative celebrity and jammed touring schedules added to a dash-around New Jersey lifestyle -- does not always make juggling those things easy.
Mr. Lindfors has been jamming his schedule with appointments.
But weather delays can jam the schedule, and players who also participate in doubles or mixed doubles further limit flexibility.
