The phrase "a plan that apparently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a plan that seems to have a certain quality or characteristic based on available information or perception.
Example: "The team presented a plan that apparently addresses all the concerns raised during the last meeting."
Alternatives: "a plan that seemingly" or "a plan that evidently".
"What we have is a set of plans that apparently have a very large number attached to them, but we don't really know the exact additional stimulus that they imply," said Eric Fishwick, a Hong Kong-based economist for CLSA.
The city hopes the Cyclones will lead to the economic renewal of Coney Island, a plan that does not apparently include the merchants who line one side of the street.
Now that it is widely accepted that there are simply not enough US soldiers on the ground in Iraq to effectively fight the insurgency, the Bush administration is apparently considering a plan that would include what an article on the op-ed page of yesterday's New York Times calls "a surge of perhaps 25,000 more American troops to Iraq".
Invariably referred to as "a visionary" when Fyre was being planned — a word that apparently meant that no one knew exactly where his money came from — McFarland was a twenty-something entrepreneur who seemed to have an eye for the next big thing.
In August, AT&T will follow Verizon's bold lead and introduce shared data plans, something that apparently is the future for mobile phone bills.
Unknown to anyone else, members of the Special Air Service were nearby, hoping to catch an I.R.A. unit that apparently planned to kill a part-time soldier as he drove to work that morning.
Court TV planned to televise the trial, a prospect that apparently displeased Justice Barron.
Israel's internal security agency, which usually searches for Palestinians deemed to be terrorists, now says it has uncovered a suspected Jewish network that apparently planned to bomb two or more Palestinian schools.
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — A former Pakistan Navy commando has been arrested in a sweep by Pakistani intelligence agents in connection with the audacious attack last week on the naval base in the southern port city of Karachi that apparently was planned with inside information about the facility, security officials said Monday.
