The phrase "a joint plan for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a collaborative strategy or agreement between two or more parties regarding a specific goal or project.
Example: "The two companies have developed a joint plan for expanding their market reach in the upcoming year."
Alternatives: "a collaborative strategy for" or "a shared plan for".
Its authors recommend that American and Colombian officials "develop a joint plan for turning over operational and funding responsibilities for U.S.-supported programs to Colombia".
Since it is a joint plan for progress, its design should include both the powerful with their strengths, and the less powerful with their weaknesses.
"The United States has repeatedly made clear that it is committed to working with the Afghan government to complete a joint plan for the transition of detention operations in Afghanistan," said Gavin Sundwall, a spokesman for the embassy.
The London G20 had three big objectives: to prevent a second Great Depression, to agree a joint plan for financial supervision, and to come up with a global growth plan.
"We are working in close cooperation with the city of New York to agree on a joint plan for the removal of the debris in the most expeditious and environmentally safe manner possible," she said.
In 1992 Rio de Janeiro hosted the United Nations Conference on the Environment and Development (the Earth Summit), and a few years afterward Brazil and the major developed countries of the world issued a joint plan for the protection of the rainforest.
In 2012, at the encouragement of UNICEF, the ILO, and Save the Children, the Burmese government and the United Nations signed a joint plan of action outlining terms for the gradual release of child soldiers from the Tatmadaw, including fighters over 18 who were recruited as minors.
Telford & Wrekin Council and Citygrove will be submitting a joint planning application for the cinema, hotel, bars, restaurants and a 600-space multi-storey car park towards the end of the year.
Their joint plan for a decentralised Bosnian federation soon bit the dust and Vance made that the last chapter in his diplomatic career.
Oh, only that on July 4, China and Russia unveiled their joint plan for a "New World Order" (they actually called it that) detailing how they're going to re-shape everything from the world's economy to the rule of law to individual countries' military structures.
