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The phrase "the train schedule" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a predetermined list of departure and arrival times for trains at a specific station or on a specific route. Example: "Before planning your trip, be sure to check the train schedule to ensure you arrive at the station on time."
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Nathaniel studied the train schedule.
He didn't even know the train schedule tonight.
The music will be strictly coordinated with the train schedule.
She also learned to live by the train schedule.
His travel schedule: In the circus, the train schedule is based around the animals.
"The bus is inconvenient and not always tied to the train schedule," he said.
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The train schedules are set.
Ms. Reynolds also knows the train schedules by heart, and who takes what train.
The effective dates for the train schedules are printed on the top of each copy.
Passengers could check their bags on the train through to their final destinations, and the train schedules dovetailed with Lufthansa departure times.
"I wanted to file a case, but the police officer refused, claiming they were only there to monitor the train schedules".
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