The phrase "a class of plans" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific category or group of plans that share common characteristics or purposes.
Example: "The organization has developed a class of plans aimed at improving community engagement and outreach."
Alternatives: "a category of plans" or "a group of plans".
We address a class of planning problems where the optimization decisions influence the time of information discovery for a subset of the uncertain parameters.
The Naval Ministry began planning a class of dreadnoughts for the Black Sea Fleet in 1910 when they learned that the Ottomans were on the verge of ordering dreadnoughts of their own from the British.
Each of these plans yields a class of universally optimal complete diallel cross designs.
In this paper, we consider tactical planning for a class of multi-period vehicle routing problems (MPVRP).
The documents concerned repairs on a class of Navy amphibious assault ships and detailed plans for responding to emergencies on the Blue Ridge, a communications ship.
The two men devised a plan to build a class of large liners that would be known for their comfort instead of their speed.
In 1907 Pirrie and the line's chairman, J. Bruce Ismay, reportedly met to devise a plan to build a class of immense luxury passenger ships.
But administration officials say he did not discuss the proposals for a new class of retirement plans.
Despite its success, however, delete relaxation has significant pitfalls in many important classes of planning domains, and it has been a challenge from the outset to devise heuristics that take some deletes into account.
In this paper we explore the deployment of planning techniques to solve a new class of metric temporal planning problems, characterised by the need to manage both plan trajectory constraints and uncontrollable numeric events.
