The phrase "a specific plan of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a detailed and defined strategy or approach for achieving a particular goal or outcome.
Example: "The committee presented a specific plan of action to improve community engagement."
Alternatives: "a detailed strategy for" or "a defined approach to".
Finally, they develop a specific plan of action.
Turning that legal order into a specific plan of action is an enormous task.
Some students come in with a specific plan of study, but some do not.
Google "could not give us a specific plan of any kind," not even whether they intended the barge to move or stay in one place, Goldzband said.
Universities must look at their needs and have a specific plan of action to make sure everyone has access to support and treatment.
"The goal here is to be able to, for each of us, develop a specific plan of prediction that then can lead to prevention of disease," Minor said.
Beckerman said he hoped the jury's report will lead the supervisors "to turn down some of the future details that would add even more to the crowding of the marina area". The board will be asked to approve a specific plan for development of Playa Vista sometime early next year, according to county planners.
This variability coupled with the lack of a specific plan to assess decision-making capacity by many of the ARDSNet clinical centers might question the validity of the informed consent process.
The presence of a specific plan for pandemic influenza was significantly and independently associated with both perceived severity of a pandemic and coping appraisal.
Mr. Blumenthal said it "downplayed the predator threat," relied on outdated research and failed to provide a specific plan for improving the safety of social networking.
Fifa's communications division followed a specific plan to keep Blatter out of the limelight in Brazil, not easy for a man who is drawn to a photo opportunity like a moth to a flame.
