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The phrase "a plan that would" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a proposal or strategy that has the potential to achieve a specific outcome or effect.
Example: "The committee presented a plan that would improve community engagement and participation in local events."
Alternatives: "a strategy that could" or "a proposal that might".
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The president has proposed a plan that would do that".
Mr. Kaufman is working on a plan that would expand the concept even further.
But he has not offered a plan that would provide coverage to nearly as many people.
The judge would oversee a plan that would include paying restitution to the victim.
Now Mr. Obama favors a plan that would tax at least some people's benefits.
U.S. nears a plan that would consolidate all regulators into one entity.
PETA has developed a plan that would allow racing to care for its retired thoroughbreds.
Mrs. Whitman favors a plan that would cap three pollutants, excluding carbon dioxide.
(He pushed for a plan that would give them quick access to banking services).
President Clinton has proposed a plan that would cost $31 billion over three years.
Ms. Gibbs promised to complete a plan that would include prevention plans and permanent housing.
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