"work on schedule" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase typically means to complete tasks within a specific time frame or in the time allotted by a timeline or schedule. For example, "The project team was able to work on schedule to finish the task before the deadline."
Each relies on teams from many other companies – and other countries – to keep their work on schedule.
Mr. Gill said the city could penalize the company if it did not complete the work on schedule.
Site builders have to have quite an assemblage of subcontractors to work on schedule and in bad weather, so it's much more difficult to do site building".
To keep class work on schedule (within the constraints of a quarter or semester course), we aim to achieve a 7-d turnaround between the student request, specifying the oligonucleotides to be ordered, and the posting of sequencing results.
Return your work on schedule by post or electronic submission (internet or e-mail).
Try thinking of the fun things you can do if you finish your work on schedule, that will boost you up and make you want to finish your homework right away.
Mick Donovan, head of the university's Institute of Sport and Exercise Science, said building work was "on schedule".
When parents are out of work, or work on schedules that afford less freedom to control one's time, it is not at all surprising that children receive differential treatment.
As the work progressed, Mr. Lansky ducked back into his office to work on schedules for the next week, returning to the stage every 15 minutes or so to check on things.
Related work on scheduling algorithms was already presented in Sect.
Its fullest and most influential expression is B. F. Skinner's work on schedules of reinforcement.
