The phrase "precise schedule for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific plan or timeline. For example, "We need to create a precise schedule for our project deadline."
The countries also agreed to accelerate predelivery payments for the planes, although the precise schedule of those payments had yet to be completed.
While some preclinical studies have demonstrated that precise scheduling of the two treatment modalities is essential for the antitumor effect, it is still poorly understood if optimal scheduling also permits dose reductions in either treatment modality 13, 15.
Customer-oriented manufacturing competes on timely responses to customer requirements, and precise scheduling control for delivery.
First intended for employees of the rapidly expanding railroad network, they were soon marketed to members of various other trades — chauffeurs, sailors or military men — whose duties required them to keep to a precise schedule.
Although we had departmental recommendations for post-remission scanning, adherence was non-uniform; accordingly our results reflect time periods rather than a precise schedule.
Follow a roughly precise schedule.
The detailed knowledge of these endocytosis-induced Golgi reorganizations has been used to develop a precise time schedule for regulated retrograde transport of WGA into the endoplasmic reticulum by treatment with Brefeldin A (Vetterlein et al. 2003).
I grew up quickly, learning to plan daily activities with precise schedules and strategies for getting from one place to another, while trying to maintain some semblance of the life I'd enjoyed.
It is obvious that for having a more precise scheduling we should introduce a coefficient factor for surgeons in using this equipment.
