The phrase "a plan to enforce" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing strategies or measures intended to implement rules, laws, or policies.
Example: "The government has developed a plan to enforce stricter regulations on pollution control."
Alternatives: "a strategy to implement" or "a scheme to uphold".
And, if so, does he have a plan to enforce it?
If you find that a millennial is tuning out while you're speaking to him, upload a TED Talk about what you were going to say… A child in Muncie colored a map of Indiana hot pink, evidence of a plan to enforce gay marriage throughout the state.
The European Union is set to move ahead with a plan to enforce pan-European quotas on streaming services like Amazon Prime Video and Netflix to support production of locally produced film and video content.
Some critics say that without a plan to enforce the order, it is a useless measure that fails to protect anyone, while others have accused the local government of overreach.
As the death toll mounted steadily, nobody appeared to be winning, yet nobody had a clear plan to enforce a ceasefire acceptable to all sides.
Playing to its favorite audience of big business and gun owners, the administration last week blew off a U.N. plan to enforce an international ban on biological weapons and recently pressured the U.N. to weaken a pact to stem the illegal flow of small arms, from handguns to shoulder-launched rockets.
Distinguishing between the two would be fiendishly hard.On trade policy, Mr Kerry promises a six-point plan to enforce America's existing trade agreements and laws.
On Feb. 5, the Park Service issued a letter stating its plan to enforce the state ban.
To reach that point, Democrats plan to enforce a rule requiring that credentials presented by incoming senators be countersigned by both a state's governor and secretary of state.
The local authorities first plan to enforce an existing law - that is usually flouted - prohibiting smoking in government buildings.
Gibson, Dunn, in its discovery, had obtained an internal memo describing the plaintiffs' plan to enforce the Ecuadoran judgment by going after Chevron assets in foreign countries.
