The phrase "a revitalization plan" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing strategies or proposals aimed at improving or renewing a specific area, community, or project.
Example: "The city council has approved a revitalization plan to enhance the downtown area and attract more businesses."
Alternatives: "a renewal strategy" or "an improvement proposal."
A revitalization plan has been launched.
To that end, the city has been devising a revitalization plan to replace the warehouses with hotels, condos, shops and, some citizens hope, more parks.
Currently, a revitalization plan is under way for part of Montauk Highway, said Mr. Doyle, who is also an aide to a Suffolk County legislator, Peter O'Leary.
Mr. Grinstein said Delta was wrapping up the final details of a revitalization plan that will be presented to its board at a meeting in late August.
Tarrytown will use part of its $10,000 award to update a revitalization plan for its 22-acre waterfront and prepare a village master plan.
Ford, the world's second-largest auto company, has begun a revitalization plan and expects to be profitable this year, but some analysts believe the company has moved too slowly in the face of increased industry competition.
Local officials, educators and artists see the $13 million state-funded school building project as a cornerstone in a downtown revitalization plan that focuses on reshaping the city to an arts destination at a time it is also struggling with a reputation as an area where illegal drug use and its associated social ills are prevalent.
A longtime former mayor, Vincent A. Cianci Jr., unveiled a sweeping revitalization plan for the area south of downtown Providence that also called for opening up the industrial waterfront — indeed, much more of the waterfront than is currently at stake — for commercial and residential use.
Mr. Lamb also pointed to Island Properties' decision to join local civic groups in applying for a state grant that would provide $125,000 for a downtown revitalization plan that incorporates citizen input.
Until 1990, when Burlington residents approved a master revitalization plan (which was updated in 1998), the waterfront was a wasteland of abandoned junk and railroad yards, old oil tanks and closed utility buildings.
By the late 1970s it was plagued by drugs and crime, until a master revitalization plan was started.
