The phrase "a dedicated plan" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific plan that is focused, committed, or designed for a particular purpose or goal.
Example: "In order to achieve our objectives, we need to develop a dedicated plan that outlines our strategies and timelines."
Alternatives: "a focused strategy" or "a committed approach".
A cheap plan won't suffice here as it won't be able to offer you such enriched support and a dedicated plan with dedicated server would be best to cater to your high end needs.
If a local authority is working on a dedicated plan for its social media, it could already be approaching it the wrong way, according to one of the UK's most digitally-savvy councils.
Simons played a pivotal role in educating its wider supply chain and employing a dedicated Plan A site champion, who took responsibility for the environmental impact and management on-site.
Whether this is through a mobile device, a home computer or a tablet, it's important to have a dedicated plan in place for those customers.
As your business grows further, you can always extend to a dedicated plan later.
Speaking at the French "Wanna be scale up" conference, Mr Chainieux said the company had a "dedicated plan for Brexit".
Currently, the planning of the biomass collection operations is performed relying on the contractor's experience without the use of any dedicated planning tool.
Using new dedicated planning software, the piezocision cuts were properly positioned in virtual models.
The schools will be organized into grade-level teams, with dedicated planning time for teachers, and academic interventions scheduled as part of the regular school day.
This again implies that no dedicated plans had been made for spending money on IT but rather had been subsumed under other cost centres such as technology or the department where the system was installed.
Some patients never get better, although about 80% improve with a dedicated treatment plan and lifestyle modifications, he said.
