The phrase "a plan of work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a structured outline or strategy for completing a task or project.
Example: "Before we start the project, let's create a plan of work to ensure we stay on track and meet our deadlines."
Alternatives: "a work plan" or "a work strategy".
She said the commission agreed in June 2013 on a plan of work for the following year, which envisaged a 10-year review of the previous landmark report on children in detention.
Sam proposed a plan of work.
The analysis plan is a plan of work that outlines the analytic and interpretative approaches which will be used to characterize risk.
In line with the World Food Summit (WFS) recommendations contained under Commitment Seven, the Committee on World Food Security (CFS), at its 24th session in June 1998, established a plan of work for monitoring progress in the implementation of the WFS Plan of Action.
Spanish majors will then work out a plan of study in consultation with their advisors.
3. Improvement of education quality: UNICEF provided school supplies for 25,700 children and 900 teachers as part of a joint plan of work that also included a commitment by government and private sector partners to increase school enrolment by 20 per cent.
Moreover, it is to provide a proposed plan of work, considering one of these centers as a Model Youth Center of best practices.
Document a clear plan of work and activities to reassure people around you – your supervisor and your colleagues – that you are in control.
I guarantee you that if we do a proper plan of work to bring people to the stadium we will have at least 14000 per game.
KSLP has developed a new plan of work with its partners, and will be working with them to strengthen the health system, to prevent such an outbreak happening again.
You can't be slavishly tied to a particular plan of work".
