"tracking schedule" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a timeline or plan for the progress of a task or project. For example, "We need to create a tracking schedule for the new website launch."
The authors say that machines would be better at administrative tasks like writing earnings reports and tracking schedules and resources while humans would be better at developing messages to inspire the workforce and drafting strategy.
DT, MS and EW also contributed to subject tracking, scheduling, and collection of data, including conducting CERAD ratings.
Irvine reached an agreement with the Office for Civil Rights to expand its indoor track schedule and to increase its roster.
Numbers 93 and 175 were assigned to Continental-operated flights that were also going to carry United's booking code, according to Airlineroute.net, which tracks schedule data.
But to feel beholden to the quick-lube shop's fast-track schedule is, for many people, a waste of cash.
The judge in the Microsoft antitrust case set a "fast track" schedule today intended to conclude the proceedings and impose a remedy roughly by the end of May.
Brian Boyle, a lawyer for Humana, said the company did not want the consolidation of the latest suits to slow down a "fast track" schedule that the judge had set to consider a Humana motion for dismissal.
D5 BUSINESS DAY C1-24 Breakup Seen to Lose Favor The judge in the Microsoft antitrust case set a "fast track" schedule intended to conclude the proceedings and impose a remedy around the end of May.
Full short track schedule.
The road, BMX and mountain bike events remain unaltered but the track schedule has been overhauled.
To keep to a 2028 deadline negotiated in 1989, the government put Bechtel on a fast-track schedule.
