The phrase "a suitable plan to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing or proposing a plan that is appropriate or fitting for a specific purpose or situation.
Example: "We need to develop a suitable plan to address the challenges we are currently facing in the project."
Alternatives: "an appropriate strategy to" or "a fitting approach to".
Approval for continuation in the degree program is contingent on agreement by the student and department to a suitable plan to maintain appropriate progress in subsequent quarters.
Still obsessive about his wife, but now in a position of equality with her which he had never achieved in France, our hero finally thinks up a suitable plan to hook his delicate fish.
Mistake is a failure in constructing a suitable plan to execute the task, then the plan is not correct.
The problem of composing services is very similar to the problem of finding a suitable plan to execute a task: starting from some given initial state (the known inputs), find a sequence of actions (services) that achieve the desired goal (provide the expected outputs).
Once the biggest areas of stress are identified, you can then create a suitable plan to help your employees address those challenges.
Adaptive-Miner makes execution plans before every iteration and goes with the best suitable plan to minimize time and space complexity.
When I told her I was thinking about furthering my studies and finding a job that involved writing, she declared that a suitable plan for me was to leave school at 16 and train to become a secretary.
Several types of minor hazards can be related to a PV plant; these hazards can be easily controlled and reduced through identifying them, and then preparing a suitable plan for safety procedures to avoid risk.
Get into the habit of moving the mineral block at the same time you move the cattle, or have a suitable plan in place for allowing access to it regularly.
Toffel would also move away from employment-based healthcare, with companies paying higher salaries, instead, so employees can shop for a suitable plan and carry it with them from one job to the next.
President Clinton has pledged to give the nearly vacant island and its landmark Revolutionary War-era structures to New York City, once the city has a suitable plan for using and maintaining it.
