The phrase "schedule suits" can be used in written English and is a grammatically correct phrase.
It means to arrange or plan suits to be worn at a specific time or on a specific date. Example: Our company has a strict dress code policy, so please be sure to schedule suits for all meetings with clients.
The reduced schedule suited the other players, who also pursue individual activities.
Indeed, the device made by that Silicon Valley start-up, called the Nest Learning Thermostat, even promises to automatically create a schedule suited to your tastes.
My front-loaded spa schedule suited me, freeing my afternoons for excursions to nearby towns and markets as well as to the impressive pre-Aztec archaeological site at Teotenango an hour away.
One study mysteriously calculates that the nation wastes more than $37 billion in ''unproductive meetings.'' The statistics seemed borne out by the several meeting-besotted companies I've advised, and I began to wonder if the Manager's schedule suited anyone but tireless extroverts and PowerPoint connoisseurs.
It authorized each province to draw up master plans and implementation schedules, suited to their own local circumstances, and then to organize implementation.
Everyone has their favourite shows and children at different stages of development prefer different shows, so we try to balance our offering by providing a schedule that suits the majority audience and by rotating shows carefully.
I am lucky to be a part of a work culture that empowers everyone to make their own schedule that suits their family and business priorities.
Before choosing your CMS, make sure that the people who are installing it can agree to a schedule that suits you, including a trial period.
"The department has no authority, however, to categorically withhold the entire schedule," the suit said.
