The phrase "a plan to insert" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a strategy or intention to add something into a system, document, or process.
Example: "The team developed a plan to insert new features into the software update."
Alternatives: "a strategy to add" or "an intention to include".
It selected Ewing Cole Cherry Brott, which specializes in restorations and sports arenas, to come up with a plan to insert a new use in the old hall and do it around the Miss America pageant.
That idea was equally important to Edward Menicheschi, the vice president and publisher of Vanity Fair, as the two companies devised a plan to insert DVDs of "Lone Star" in some copies of the magazine.
A Staunch Interventionist From his days running secret wars for the C.I.A. in Central America to his consulting work in the 1990s on a plan to insert Special Operations troops in Iraq to oust Saddam Hussein, Mr. Clarridge has been an unflinching cheerleader for American intervention overseas.
We propose a plan to insert an arterial catheter at an altitude of 8000 m, take blood samples above this using an automatic sampler, store the samples in glass syringes in an ice-water slurry, and analyze them lower on the mountain 4 to 6 hours later.
Mikulski convinced her Republican counterpart, Senator Richard Shelby (R-AL), to back her plan to insert a detailed spending plan for the agencies covered by that subpanel, and a few others, in the final bill.
Staffers for each member said they would have voted no and plan to insert a statement in the Congressional Record saying so.
THE REAL TARGET OF AMERICA'S ARAB ALLIES IS ASSAD A number of Gulf and Arab states have signed up with Washington to fight ISIS, but only because they plan to insert a Trojan Horse into the "war" agenda.
We plan to insert about 50 patients a year due to the strict policies adopted for patient eligibility.
The architects plan to insert new walls in front of the old walls.
In the weeks leading up to that surgery, the doctors plan to insert skin expanders under the boys' scalps.
They attach these to the genetic payload they plan to insert, in order to find out quickly if it has arrived at its destination.
