The phrase "a plan to devote" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing intentions or strategies to allocate time, resources, or effort towards a specific purpose or goal.
Example: "The organization has developed a plan to devote more resources to community outreach programs."
Alternatives: "a strategy to allocate" or "an intention to dedicate".
During last year's legislative session he had a plan to devote 10% of seized funds to drug courts and rehab programmes.
The chief item in the development program was a plan to devote 3 million acres (1.2 million hectares) of land to the production of peanuts (the Groundnuts Scheme).
The White House backed off a plan to devote the Security Council session to Iran, responding to protests from European officials, who feared that it would showcase divisions over the nuclear deal, which they continue to honor.
Democratic leaders, looking for a middle ground appealing to all their members, appear to be leaning toward a plan to devote a third of the non-Social Security surplus to tax cuts in the $700 billion to $900 billion range, a third to new spending and a third to debt reduction.
But almost a year before the mayor's announcement, the Northwest Bronx Community & Clergy Coalition, a neighborhood group that has long advocated housing and youth programs in the neighborhoods surrounding the armory site, approached the mayor's staff with a plan to devote at least part of it to public classrooms.
At a moment of maximum personal travail, Clinton opened his annual State of the Union address with a boast that "America is working again" before announcing a policy barrage that includes one of the more ambitious initiatives of his presidency: a plan to devote some $2.7 trillion in projected budget surpluses over the next 15 years to Social Security.
The vast majority (almost all?) of planning is devoted to cutting costs and optimizing an existing business.
He also suggests that gap-year workers who intend to switch careers keep the door open to returning to the same profession: if an accountant hoping to become a chef goes to Paris to study culinary arts, he should plan to devote a little time to learning the European accounting system or to doing accounting work for a nonprofit.
Participants should plan to devote a total of 10-12 hofrs of work.
I'm reading the new studies, as well as reviewing the existing literature, and plan to devote a follow-up post addressing the subject shortly.
Because there is so much commotion brewing over elite-status upgrades and the fierce competition for the declining number of domestic premium-cabin seats, and because the subject is so complex, I plan to devote a couple of future columns to the subject.
