"upon schedule" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is most commonly used to describe something that has been completed at the expected time, or in accordance with a set deadline or timeline. For example: "The project was completed upon schedule, meeting the company's deadline."
The commission will also reimburse G.M. for the startup costs over an agreed-upon schedule.
Dummy that I am, I thought the government had made a pledge to the older generation of Americans that they would receive Social Security payments according to an agreed-upon schedule, but now our president tells us that only some new-fangled private investment scheme will ensure that the government can never take our funds away.
The startup brings meals into companies on an agreed-upon schedule and works with individual SF restaurants to ensure there's no added sugar or MSG in meals.
This is currently the case in Iraq, where the U.S. military is drawing down according to a mutually-agreed-upon schedule.
According to an agreed-upon schedule through mid-2016, these functions will be funded and overseen by the government in a phased manner.
A team of four researchers conducted the student focus group interviews using a semi-structured interview protocol, with each group led by one or two moderators depending upon scheduling constraints.
That October, Gray said that he enjoyed making The Italian Job and hoped that he would still be interested in directing the sequel if the script became finalized and mentioned that it would be dependent upon scheduling.
Upon scheduling of an IR procedure, one of two IR administrative assistants would perform a pre-procedural check to verify whether blood tests showed any coagulopathy or renal insufficiency and whether anesthesiological support and specific tools were ordered as requested by the interventional radiologist.
Mr. Hochheiser told Judge Pauley that preparing for the complex case had become impossible because Mr. Espada had not stuck to an agreed-upon payment schedule.
