The phrase "a planned education" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an education system or program that is intentionally designed and organized with specific goals in mind.
Example: "The school implemented a planned education curriculum to ensure that all students meet the required learning outcomes."
Alternatives: "structured education" or "organized education".
The study investigator received a fax of the planned education group (with the study codes, age and sex of the patients) and randomised the group according to the randomisation protocol.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump on Thursday refused to back down from a widely debunked lie, interrupting his planned education policy speech to reassert that he had opposed the Iraq war from the start.
They cited the greater amount of money being invested, the broader focus on regional environmental health and a planned public education campaign.
Latvia's planned education reforms, requiring Russian-speaking secondary schools to switch most of their classes to Latvian next year, are controversial but necessary.
The aim of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of preoperative planned education about lifestyle modifications on knowledge, anxiety level, and postoperative problems of the patients with benign perianal disease.
Twins with and without anxiety and depression in the low birth weight group, did not differ regarding complete or planned education status.
Occasionally we have educated the participants in small groups of two to three until we guaranteed that all the included health care providers have successfully attended the planned education intervention.
The study therefore, recommended among other things a well-planned education programs to improve knowledge of bird flu symptoms, nature of disease, how to prevent and control them especially the small-scale poultry producers.
It voted credits for a planned expansion of education that was on target to introduce compulsory primary schooling by 1922.
