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The phrase "shown on the schedule" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is listed or displayed on a schedule or timetable. Example: "All of the meeting dates are shown on the schedule that was distributed at the beginning of the semester."
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Coach is now a regular at LCM, having shown on the schedule for four seasons.
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Yet it was a massive success: Edge of Darkness (pictured below) was originally shown on BBC2; the schedules were then cleared to allow an immediate repeat on BBC1.
The movie, which was produced by Rhino Films and shown on the USA Network last month, is scheduled to be released on video next year, said Mr. Bardazzi, who is the director of the center.
Alexander McQueen will show on the womenswear schedule for the first time in London in over 10 years in the evening.
The California-born designer has showed on the Paris schedule for the past decade and his shows now have an almost cultish vibe with many members of the front row resembling the designer himself – a kind of gothic Iggy Pop with long black hair.
The counterpart to the Young Upstarts are the Classicists; not just traditional tailors like Richard James showing on-schedule, but the hefty likes of Tom Ford.
The Taxpayers paid $2,032 more in real estate taxes and mortgage interest than shown on Schedule A; the rest shows up on Form 8829 as expenses for business use of a home.
DreamWorks has one other show on the schedule, and two ready to go, all at NBC, a unit of the General Electric Company.
"I already have two to three years of shows on the schedule, many good ones," he said.
He was announcing one day in 1996 when the next show on the schedule was not ready.
Every other show on the schedule stays the same.
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