"scheduled research" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to research activities that have been planned or arranged to occur at a specific time. Example: The team's scheduled research on climate change will begin next month and continue for the next three years.
We introduce the design of our scheduled research in physics education field.
After the April 20 explosion of the Deepwater Horizon, they altered a previously scheduled research mission to focus on the effects of the leak.
Home visits are performed for individuals who miss their scheduled research study visits.
Failure to examine traced participants was due to single participants living in very remote localities, aircraft cancellations due to weather conditions, local flooding and participant absence from a community at the time of scheduled research visits.
A Trial One volunteer suggested that the research team should separate the volunteers who require health care from those invited for scheduled research visits to minimise time spent at the clinic.
In order to assess the effect of non-participation on prevalence estimates of poor health literacy, eligible patients from the parent study who could not be reached, did not attend their scheduled research appointment, or refused because of transportation, scheduling difficulties, or other conflicts were mailed a one page, plain language, ancillary survey designed to characterize non-responders.
First published in June 1998, Journal of Scheduling covers advances in scheduling research, such as the latest techniques, applications, theoretical issues and novel approaches to problems.
Fuzzy rule-based systems (FRBSs) models are dynamic and are currently attracting the interest of scheduling research community to obtain near-optimal solutions on grids.
The paper closes with pointing to those open optimisation questions, scheduling research ought to address if it wants to deal with practically relevant problems, viz., minimisation of software costs, software complexity, and complexity of schedules, synchronisation sequences, inter-task communication, etc.
However, only a fraction of scheduling research has been translated into practice, due to several reasons.
Today project scheduling research continues growing in a variety of its theoretical models, in its magnitude and application.
