The phrase "schedule is busy" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Here's an example: "I'm sorry, I won't be able to attend the meeting tomorrow as my schedule is busy with back-to-back appointments."
Although his schedule is busy, Longaker regularly roots for the Stanford men's basketball team.
(Allan Kozinn) ★ Mostly Mozart Festival (Friday through Thursday) The schedule is busy this weekend and next week at this annual summer festival.
The sports schedule is busy at this time of year, but she says the W.N.B.A. playoffs will be spotted in the crowd.
Although my schedule is busy completing research, there is always time for expanding my knowledge and meeting prominent people in the field of global health.
All three domestic mobile operators run their own accelerator programs, co-working spaces have sprouted up across Bangkok and the rest of the country, and the local events schedule is busy, yet there are few investors.
All three domestic mobile operators run their own accelerator programs, co-working spaces have sprouted up across Bangkok and the rest of the country, and the local events schedule is busy, yet there are few investors.
Okposo said he was ready to move to Bridgeport and to the A.H.L., where the players are bigger and faster than in college and the schedule is busier.
On the other hand, her schedule was busy: she had a job already, at a nonprofit group devoted to sending medical supplies to Cuba, and she was applying to graduate school.
A female Urdu language participant recognized that her schedule was busy; however, she would still do the test because she wanted "to be healthy".
Just after Ms. Leon was diagnosed, her performance schedule was busier than ever.
Their schedules were busy because they, along with fourteen other Presidents and Prime Ministers, were taking part in something called the Conference on Interaction and Confidence-Building Measures in Asia.
