"understand the schedule" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that someone needs to become aware of and comprehend the details of an agreement or timeline. Example sentence: "Make sure to understand the schedule before signing the contract."
"They won't understand the scheduling sacrifices that are made, the effort in finally getting all the way through".
In October, when teachers finished their three-day training, many principals did not understand the scheduling changes needed to implement it.
Wenger's grumbles were backed up by his captain, Van Persie, who wrote in the programme: "I know it's hard to get fixtures right for every single team but I don't really understand the scheduling either for us or City".
Stacey Allaster, the chief executive of the Women's Tennis Association, used to run the Canadian Open and said she understood the scheduling problems the Open officials faced.
"I now obviously understand the busy schedule he had and taking that extra time for us, the kids racing, was something very special.
Most of the participants who had used AL mentioned they were able to understand the dosing schedule after the training by CMDs who also provided instructions at the point of collection of the drug.
We are working to resolve the issue and will provide an update as soon as we understand the new delivery schedule.
Entrain is an app to help you understand the best lighting schedules you need to help you adjust to a new time zone quickly.
In this step, it is important to (1) identify the fixed and variable components of the meta-algorithm, and (2) understand the complexity of the scheduling heuristics based on the meta-algorithm.
And Ron Francis, another Hall of Famer who was a top player that season, understands the compact schedule's pitfalls, too.
