The phrase "a plan to alter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing intentions or strategies to change something, whether in a personal, professional, or creative context.
Example: "The committee has developed a plan to alter the existing policy to better serve the community's needs."
Alternatives: "a strategy to modify" or "an approach to change".
Then a plan to alter the process by which the constitution may be changed also failed.
The government countered with a plan to alter the 1951 United Nations convention on refugees, so that fewer people would qualify as asylum-seekers and Britain would be obligated to take in fewer refugees.
It was around that time that Mr. Alexander, along with Mr. Kreinberg, then the chief financial officer, and Mr. Sorin, Comverse's legal counsel, started a plan to alter the dates when options had been granted to employees, backdating them to a time when the stock price was lower so that the recipient could earn even bigger profits, according to the criminal complaint filed by federal prosecutors.
Yes, the State Department is so powerful, and so evil, that it has hatched a plan to alter the minds of the world's population via television.
Begin with a plan to alter your choices of snacks when you make your next trip to the grocery store.
Dark Money shows how a group of wealthy libertarians bankrolled a systematic plan to alter American politics.
Yet even if Republicans agree on a minimalist plan to alter the ACA, uniting with their House colleagues to enact a bill would be far more challenging.
Bogotá mayor Gustavo Petro alleged that the attacks represent "a systematic plan to alter the order of the city".
He has been a harsh critic of U.S. trade deals, including NAFTA, a stance that aligns with Trump's plan to alter or withdraw from the agreement.
But Ms. Minieri does not plan to alter her daily exercise routine in the park.
The J&B partners don't plan to alter the service.
