The phrase "no fixed schedule" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a situation where there is no predetermined or regular schedule in place. Example: "As a freelance writer, I have no fixed schedule and often work on projects at different times throughout the day."
If this criterion were to be adopted, it would have the practical advantage that the exact number of interim analyses would be of little importance, and so no fixed schedule is proposed [ 60].
They have no fixed schedule or commitments and are not expected to produce any specified amount of work.
They note that deregulated industries often see huge short-term consolidation, and that this round could be part of that, since deregulation has no fixed schedule.
The local ferry operators have no fixed schedule, departing when their boats are full, sometimes as infrequently as once a day.
I used to take a long road trip every year or two, usually in the middle of the summer, with no fixed schedule or specific destination, just a vague intention to try new foods and admire the changing scenery.
Players had no fixed schedule of activities on Tuesday, but Canty explained his priorities: "When you get back, you're like, 'I can finally go to my locker.' " After seeing to his personal space, Canty "shouted at" the trainers to let them know he was back, he said, then performed a light workout.
So I don't have any fixed schedule!
By largely doing everything the opposite way round from Retro/Grade, Gilgenbach and his newly formed Infinitap Games team set about outlining a fixed schedule and, crucially, a fixed budget.
By largely doing everything the opposite way around from Retro/Grade, Gilgenbach and his newly formed Infinitap Games team set about outlining a fixed schedule and, crucially, a fixed budget.
- Currently, preventive courses with a fixed schedule are offered at fixed dates.
Dock work is peculiar in that no longshoreman is required (or even able) to work a fixed schedule.
