The phrase "a plan to modify" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing intentions or strategies to change or alter something.
Example: "The team presented a plan to modify the existing software to improve its performance."
Alternatives: "a strategy to change" or "a proposal to alter".
During that downtime he worked through a plan to modify his grip, ensuring a weaker left hand on the club and thereby reducing pressure on his troublesome thumb.
Albers and Willig devised a plan to modify Soneva Kiri's idea, develop a robust business plan and then partner with NGOs to form market-based solutions to address water scarcity and poor sanitation around the world.
Another item likely to be discussed at the meeting next week is a plan to modify the agency's bankruptcy rules that govern how customers' assets are doled out when a firm collapses.
Subsection (a) permits the proponent of a plan to modify it at any time before confirmation, subject, of course, to the requirements of sections 1122 and 1123, governing classification and contents of a plan.
Section 1127(a) of the House amendment adopts a provision contained in the House bill permitting only the proponent of a plan to modify the plan and rejecting the alternative of open modification contained in the Senate amendment.
Secretary of State Colin L. Powell said on Monday that he had won agreement from Arab nations on a plan to modify sanctions on Iraq by letting in more civilian supplies but sharpening controls on strategic items sought by President Saddam Hussein.
As a result, there is a tentative plan to modify RCUK's mandate on OA, requiring researchers to choose gold OA payment over cost-free green OA wherever the former is offered.
There is a desperate need for government and corporate leaders to step in with a broad plan to modify existing loans and stave off foreclosure wherever possible.
Within the Bush Administration, she pressed for a taxpayer-funded plan to modify loans.
"We launched it on just the one aircraft, but we have an aggressive retrofit plan" to modify the entire fleet to accommodate the technology, said David Tharp, the director of in-flight entertainment for Virgin.
Wilpon's words about getting in better shape, which Vaughn said were given in a fatherly tone, cemented Vaughn's plan to modify his conditioning plan.
