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The phrase "a successful plan" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a plan that has achieved its intended goals or outcomes.
Example: "After months of hard work, we finally implemented a successful plan that increased our sales by 30%."
Alternatives: "an effective strategy" or "a winning approach."
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If someone has a successful plan, they'll talk about it".
"No one expects our leaders to always have a successful plan," he says in the article.
A successful plan for realizing this vision requires integrated areas of research that are guided by a unifying theoretical foundation.
When this failed, it devised a successful plan to complete the navigation maneuver, and the craft proceeded unharmed.
In this paper, we present a model for the problem of developing a successful plan to integrate client/server and legacy systems under budget restrictions.
A successful plan, he said, teaches people what to do as well as to remain calm whatever disaster is raging around them.
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Finally, the paper concludes with the notion that a successful planning and urban theory must be based on imperatives based on culture, climate, religion, tradition and technology.
The key to a successful planned village, said Greg Ashley, president of the sales and marketing arm of Intrawest, is a vibrant community that is nevertheless easy to opt out of.
For a successful planning budget, compensation should be based on other criteria, such as current achievements compared with previous ones, profits, return on investment, or other agreed-on objectives.
A successful planning strategy can help reduce financial risks like running out of money in retirement.
Subject to the lottery funding approval and a successful planning application, the trust hopes to have the museum built by late 2016.
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