The phrase "a plausible strategy" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "The CEO presented a plausible strategy for increasing profits in the upcoming quarter."
A plausible strategy would be to increase the resources of public pension systems.
Those who wish to "stay the course" in Iraq need a plausible strategy of victory in the intelligence campaign.
Inhibition of HDAC enzymatic activity reverts the leukemic phenotype in vitro and therefore represents a plausible strategy for antileukemic therapy.
This suggests that reduction of such biases may be a plausible strategy in the treatment of depressive symptoms.
Four months in, the Obama administration does seem to have a plausible strategy for turning the "social issues" to liberalism's advantage.
Those who argue these views have yet to come up with a plausible strategy that would have been more in Russia's interest or ours.
A more plausible strategy, devoted to managing as successfully as possible the informal sectarian partition of Iraq which is already well under way, has again been postponed, along with substantial troop reductions.
This finding suggests that the pharmacological regulation of autophagy may be an anther plausible strategy to prevent the progressive heart function loss in high AGEs setting, e.g. DM patients.
What it lacks is any mechanism for holding the signatories to their promises and not one of the major industrialised nations has published a full and plausible strategy for meeting their targets.
Finally, we consider the combination of TK inhibitors with endocytosis inhibitors as a major and plausible strategy to reduce ES cell proliferation through IGF1R signaling.
And they contemptuously dismiss the only other plausible strategy: an investment shift from oil exploration to new energy technologies that will eventually replace fossil fuels.
