The phrase "a plan geared" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a plan that is specifically designed or tailored to achieve a particular goal or outcome.
Example: "The organization developed a plan geared towards improving community engagement and participation."
Alternatives: "a plan designed" or "a plan aimed".
I'd like to see the president go on television and, in a dramatic demonstration of real leadership, announce a plan geared toward increasing employment that is both big and visionary — something on the scale of the Manhattan Project, or the interstate highway program or the Apollo spaceflight initiative.
Rates can be high, especially if you don't have a plan geared toward international calling.
If this is your first race, don't push yourself to select a training plan geared toward getting a fast time.
An understanding of the patterns of healthcare use is fundamental for the establishment of a healthcare plan geared towards the proper management and treatment of COPD.
Among them is a new retirement savings plan geared toward workers whose employers don't currently offer such plans.
The delivery is part of UNICEF Yemen's emergency response plan, geared to provide all 15 districts in the conflict-ridden governorate of Sa'ada with malnutrition management services.
"We planned, geared up and developed backup systems," she said, "but at first the actual demand was pretty small.
There will have been specific training routines and game plans geared towards the Storm that they will have been able to concentrate on only for the past seven days.
Having written curricula and lesson plans geared to the high school level Common Core Standards, I just don't see what all the hub bub's about.
This plan would be similar to a 401 (k) plan and geared toward helping lower-income groups.
Therefore, their views and opinions should be a pivotal starting point in the planning of every program geared towards their health and wellbeing [ 24].
