The phrase "work on a schedule" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that you plan to do at specific times. For example, "I'm going to work on a schedule to get my studies done this semester."
The bloggers will work on a schedule so that someone is on duty around the clock.
"Some other services work on a schedule.
Once I sit at the computer the work day has begun and at the end of the work day, I close up the computer, return everything to its place and end the day. 5. Try to keep your work on a schedule.
Fate doesn't work on a schedule.
For 11 months last year, 220 officers worked on a new schedule intended to minimize the disruption of their internal rhythms.
Technically he works on a schedule: Monday from 3 to 5 p.m. and from 6 to 8 p.m.; and Thursday from 3 to 5 p.m.
Finding ways to mitigate the effects of handing Iraq over to a Shiite-dominated government that might mistreat the Sunnis or simply dominate them is at the heart of the debate among the Americans and Britons who are working on a schedule for a constitution and elections.
All five of his musicians dressed in blue work shirts, as if to stress the point that they worked on a schedule: you want this song medium-fast, punk-rock rhythm with a quarter-note feel in the high-hat, heavy guitars with no solos?
I would expect them to perform a set of simple tasks on a regular schedule without supervision and to demonstrate a willingness to work on a flexible schedule.
Mr. Gonzales will work on a modified schedule.
If I adopted this style of filmmaking, I could keep my budgets down; I not only could maintain control, but I could work on a quicker schedule.
