"scheduling needs" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a variety of contexts to refer to the scheduling requirements or needs of a person or group. For example, "The summer interns have specific scheduling needs which must be taken into consideration."
Scheduling needs to be every week, not 16 games in 28 weeks.
At 53, he is training to become a schoolteacher, and he said his current managers accommodated his scheduling needs.
Retailers are increasingly assigning such short workweeks as they seek to build an extensive roster of workers to fill their ever-changing scheduling needs.
He now works at a Zara apparel store on Fifth Avenue, which, he said, gives him 30 hours a week and does more to accommodate his scheduling needs.
In one memo retained by Mr. Monteleon, his manager indicates that he was reassigned because of his "conduct during a work-related duty" and because "the matter also required management to immediately respond to the operator's scheduling needs".
From a practical perspective, the Bay Area's three airports are close enough to one another that most travelers are willing to drive to whichever meets their price and scheduling needs.
Depending on the schedule needs of the network, up to a dozen might be ordered to series and announced this week.
One man, because I didn't want to get involved with another actor's schedule, needs and, I admit, ego.
With European Championships B and C under way, the World Cup 2017 qualifying schedule needs to be confirmed pronto.
But soon, someone has to decide if the home-delivery schedule needs to be moved up, to compete with The Mercury News.
If crucial delays are identified, the existing target schedule needs to be adapted.
