The phrase "scheduled work" is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used to describe tasks or activities that are planned in advance and need to be done by a certain time or date. For example: "I'm busy with scheduled work today, but I should be able to schedule a meeting to discuss the project next week."
In addition to productivity loss, the LEAPS data show that depressed patients were absent from work for 16% of their scheduled work hours (over 1.5 typical working days) in the previous two weeks.
Sick time may only be used for an absence that a contingent employee has during scheduled work hours.
All visible indications were that the carrier's crew was keeping to its scheduled work, regardless of any political or diplomatic fallout from Iran's warnings.
Part-time labour is often preferred by students and retirees who seek regular scheduled work but are not able to work on a full-time basis.
Crescent: This long-distance route, which operates between New York City and New Orleans, will begin and end in Washington daily during the scheduled work period.
Metro announced that is has cancelled previously scheduled work that would have required trains to share a track between Clarendon and Foggy Bottom.
We've had Nico Muhly's "Two Boys," while "Marnie," Muhly's second opera commissioned by the Met, will replace Golijov's scheduled work in the 2018-19 season.
Unless otherwise specifically allowed by this Guide Memo 2.1.7, sick time may only be used for an absence that a regular staff employee has during scheduled work hours.
That's summer with a noise-tolerant, flexibly scheduled work-at-home parent, and a second parent with a somewhat flexible schedule as well.
Fitango allows you to buy life plans for yourself including scheduled work-outs, music lesson plans, and language training.
These are your scheduled work-in-progress (WIP) tasks.
