The phrase "a plan for developing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or frameworks aimed at growth or improvement in a specific area.
Example: "The committee presented a plan for developing new educational programs to enhance student engagement."
Alternatives: "a strategy for growth" or "a framework for improvement."
Unable to reach consensus on some of the big issues, said world leaders conceded defeat and instead set up a working group of 30 countries to formulate a plan for developing a new set of global development targets; by striking a balance between the three pillars of economy, society and environment, they would … well, you know the rest.
"We have not been able to come up with a plan for developing the economy".
And, it developed and implemented a plan for developing and managing course websites (1998-2000).
The push for new zoning stems from Huntington's desire to adopt a plan for developing its waterfront.
It's having a plan for developing all employees--no matter where they are on their personal learning curves.
Once in New York, he pitched a plan for developing a carbon-sucking technology to Gary Comer, a founder of Lands Endd.
The forum was convened to give the public a chance to comment on a strategic plan for developing the city's economy that is scheduled to be approved on Tuesday.
In a report released Thursday laying out a "flight plan" for developing pilotless systems, the Air Force also said it could eventually field swarms of drones to attack enemy targets.
This helped pave the way for a new plan for developing the waterfront.
That's the first step toward booting him and adopting a sensible plan for developing the country's enormous heavy oil reserves.
But Copenhagen is in trouble for other reasons, including the seeming inability of the European Union to come up with a subsidy plan for developing nations.
