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The phrase "a much debated plan" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a plan that has been the subject of significant discussion or controversy.
Example: "The committee presented a much debated plan for the new public transportation system, sparking various opinions among the members."
Alternatives: "a highly contested plan" or "a widely discussed plan".
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The Suffolk Legislature voted last week to give the developers $1.8 million if they agreed to add affordable family housing to a much-debated plan for the former Long Island Developmental Center in Huntington.
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While much debated, this has been shown to be an accurate statistic [ 18].
This theory is much debated.
A much better plan.
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