The phrase "a complete plan for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a detailed and thorough strategy or outline for a specific purpose or project.
Example: "The team presented a complete plan for the upcoming marketing campaign, outlining every step and resource needed."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive strategy for" or "a detailed outline for".
The two agencies are aiming to produce a complete plan for the trade center site by the end of February.
Applying the requirements of total environmental management (Fig. 5), companies should have a complete plan for the production procedure to achieve the desired environmental improvements.
The obtained solution of the optimization includes both a complete plan for the formation including the overall structure of robots' workspace and control inputs for each vehicle.
Several railway interest groups advised against building the isolated segment of upgraded track without a complete plan for upgrading the entire line.
Parliament chose to not issue new railway projects in the 1874 session, and instead make a complete plan for all railway construction in the country to be proposed by a committee.
After months of declaring no viable site for an Olympic stadium except the West Side, it is remarkable that the mayor came up with a completed plan for an alternative Queens location in a mere 72 hours.
Plans also call for removing the adjacent Parker house, a dilapidated city-owned building with residential tenants, but a judge has blocked its demolition until the Parks Department has a completed plan for the site.
Project Management and Discovery by Rob Austin, 13 September 2002 Rather than executing one long sequential plan prepared in advance, adaptive project management helps you to move through a complete planning and decision cycle for each stage of the project.
Herbert Muschamp's excellent "fantasy" on how civic groups compile development design proposals is a painfully real description of discussions about rebuilding the World Trade Center site ["A Rush to Complete Plans for Downtown," Oct. 14].
Now, with just two weeks and three weekends remaining until Election Day, Mr. Corzine, who leads in most polls by about 12 percentage points, will head out to glad-hand at a feverish pace while his aides complete plans for a huge get-out-the-vote effort.
If city and regional leaders cannot complete plans for a new arena "in a timely fashion," then the team will move before the 2012-13 season, with the support of N.B.A. owners.
