"track on time" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to stay on schedule or to not fall behind in a planned timeline. Example: "We need to make sure we stay on track on time with this project to meet the deadline."
Last year, Formula One returned to find that the previous year's efforts to finish the track on time appeared to have been the last such efforts.
In his next job, as the presumptive campaign manager for the presumed Clinton presidential campaign, Mook will face his biggest challenge to date, tasked with keeping a $1 billion effort of big personalities and bigger egos on track, on time, and on point.
Even though I keep track of time on my phone or computer or microwave at home, my watch has been my definitive guide.
Mr. Schiebler keeps rehearsals running on time, tracks down extras and substitutes, and serves as the symphony's go-to fixer.
As the New York Philharmonic's orchestra personnel manager, Carl R. Schiebler keeps rehearsals running on time, tracks down substitutes and serves as fixer.
Most scholars believe that Mayan calendars were focused on keeping track of time rather than predicting the future.
If you lose track of time when on the computer and realize that hours have gone by, then you are likely making yourself very tired in the process.
"Our schedule is on track and on time.
A spokesman said the project, being pushed through by Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith, was "on track and on time".
Put key bullet points on a few index cards to stay on track and on time.
30/10 and more fixed rail transit to the Westside, to the San Gabriel Valley, south to Crenshaw, Torrance, and LAX, and from the Valley to the Westside and South Bay, will give drivers from all over the region a reason to leave the driving to someone who knows how to keep the train on track and on time.
