The phrase "a new development plan" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a recently created or proposed strategy for growth or improvement in a specific area, such as urban planning, business, or project management.
Example: "The city council has approved a new development plan aimed at revitalizing the downtown area and attracting more businesses."
Alternatives: "a fresh strategy for development" or "an updated growth plan."
See articleNigeria's president, Olusegun Obasanjo, announced a new development plan to alleviate poverty in the oil-rich Niger delta region.
Mr. Bloomberg is now quietly pushing for a new development plan for this area that he wants to have approved by the end of his term in December.
But in formulating a new development plan to catch up with the rest of the country, it is relying more on imported natural gas from Myanmar partly to fulfil the various anti-pollution diktats from the centre.But change is slow.
But in a sign that Mali both acknowledges the issue and seeks to address it, the country is rolling out a new development plan, hoping to tackle the problem at its roots.
In an interview yesterday at an event kicking off a new development plan for the city, he suggested that Newark06 take a tour of the One-Stop Career Center for proof of its efficiency (which we plan to do).
He and his foreign minister announced a new development plan for southern Mexico and Central America that would require some $30 billion in aid to address the root causes of the migration.
Manor Farm and Park Wood were nearly demolished in the early 1900s to make way for a new development planned in partnership with King's College and the Ruislip-Northwood Urban District Council.
The guerrillas and the government have already agreed in principle on a sweeping new development plan for Colombia's struggling rural areas, with the FARC pledging to help persuade farmers to rip out their coca in favor of lawful crops.
The new development plan involved excavating the middle of the warehouse to create a large courtyard, restoring the windows, repainting the facade and adding a rooftop penthouse.
It was under that threat that the agency finally passed its new development plan in December.
The new development plan would then roll out unimpeded, unless the Sierra Club's lawsuit is able to hobble it.
