"on the queue" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to mean that something is waiting in line or waiting for its turn. Example: "The new movie has been on the queue for months, but it finally premiered last night." In this sentence, "on the queue" means that the movie has been waiting in line for months to be released or premiered.
We have evaluated our method on a standard benchmark (the queuing model Our results demonstrate that: in most of the cases the solution of the approximate model converges quickly to the solution of the exact model, in the difficult cases (e.g. an heavy load on the queue) our method is more robust than the previous ones.
There was an atmosphere of quiet stoicism on the queue.
Torrential rain fell on the queue of people waiting outside parliament to go through security.
But then their sharp eyes on the queue of mainstream wannabes are still capable of picking out a concealed prospect.
The sun beats down on the queue snaking round the block from this bar and restaurant in Gugulethu, a vibrant township 11 miles from Cape Town.
Reporting on the queue, Gizmodo said the men and women were not "of the generation that you'd usually see queuing for new gadgets".
Some were fashion students and ardent fans of Donatella; others were entrepreneurial spirits planning to cash in on the queue by selling the clothes on eBay.
"If Rafter wins, that's it, the Brits who come into the bar where I work will be hearing it nonstop," said Richard Claus, a 27-year-old Australian who had slept on the queue.
Those who can't resist tucking into a box containing three pieces of KFC fried chicken on the queue for the taxi will need to exercise for 63 minutes or 75 minutes to burn off the 726 calories and 42g of fat, according to the graphic.
Cue the usual first twenty minutes of people who had managed to confused "shouting" with "singing" - and then, just when the judges started to think that that Glasgow was going to be a complete wash-out (cue another shot of the rain on the queue) … until, as if by magic, someone happened along who might actually have a chance!
All operations on the queue take on average O(1) time per collision.
