The phrase "a secure plan for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or arrangements that ensure safety or protection in various contexts, such as business, personal safety, or project management.
Example: "We need to develop a secure plan for our data protection strategy to safeguard sensitive information."
Alternatives: "a reliable strategy for" or "a safe approach to".
Furthermore, there are trade-offs between the objective of exposing RES producers to market price signals in order to increase the efficiency of production and investment decisions on the one hand, and the creation of a secure planning basis for RES investors, which is crucial to achieve a comprehensive transformation to an RES-based electricity system, on the other [13].
He has an opt-out clause in his four-year contract after this season if the Marlins do not secure plans for a stadium this year.
Washington insists the deal - which has taken months to negotiate - must be signed before the end of this year in order to secure plans for how many troops will remain in Afghanistan beyond 2014.
"We'll be working with the department to take the results, make sure we feed them into our plans to make sure we have the most safe and secure plans for London Underground and London," he added.
The O'Dwyer brothers, Liam and Des, secured planning for a €100m development on the lands, which included a bus interchange and a 10-storey hotel.
A year later, Mr. Ma secured a plan for Yahoo to reduce its stake in Alibaba.
After a failed attempt to secure planning consent for a scheme with no affordable units, last December Barnet council gave the green light to the redevelopment and since then Notting Hill has sent in bailiffs to evict 15 households that continued to occupy homes after a clearance deadline.
Colliers International, a firm that helped to secure planning permission for the project, said building work could start in 2018.
The sudden plan seems to have arisen because Gipsy Hill school, a new free school (secondary), due to open in 2017, has yet to secure planning permission for a site four miles away in Clapham.
The justice secretary says he would welcome advice from anyone who could demonstrate how to secure planning permission for a number of small prisons rather than three very large ones.
