timetable
/ˈtaɪmˌteɪbl/ verb [T, usually passive]Definition
› to make a plan of the dates for something to happen or the different parts of a process or activity to be completed: be timetabled for sth Elections are timetabled for the second half of next year. The firm has timetabled an aggressive series of product launches.
(Definition of timetable verb from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary
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