Is it correct to use "schedule" in this sentence?
Hi everyone, I'm having a question about grammar. Is it correct if I use "schedule" in the following sentence?

"The implementation period is scheduled from July 4, 2019 to the end of June 2020."

Please help me with this one. Thank you !

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Is it correct to use "schedule" in this sentence?
Hi everyone, I'm having a question about grammar. Is it correct if I use "schedule" in the following sentence?

"The implementation period is scheduled from July 4, 2019 to the end of June 2020."

Please help me with this one. Thank you !

Answer

The statement is correct.

Also, as Peter Borbiro mentioned, "I'm having a question," should be "I have a question."

"To have" has both dynamic and stative uses.
"I have a job" is a stative use.
"I have a headache" is a stative use.
"I have a question" is another stative use.

I'm having breakfast is a dynamic use.

The Oxford Learner's Dictionaries is an excellent online resource.
It explains if nouns are countable and if verbs are stative.

More information about "to have" here:
https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/have_1?q=have

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Thank you Mr Borbiro for your answer as well as your pointing out my mistake. Have a good day sir !

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Yes your use of scheduled is correct.

You should have asked - "I have a question" not "I'm having a question".