The phrase "a support plan for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a strategy or framework designed to assist someone or something in achieving specific goals or addressing particular needs.
Example: "The organization has developed a support plan for individuals facing mental health challenges to ensure they receive the necessary resources and assistance."
Alternatives: "a strategy for support" or "a plan to assist".
Randall Jones, head of the Japan/Korea desk at the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in Paris, has voiced concerns about the sheer volume of funding that would be directed toward the private sector, particularly under a support plan for companies that win "green certificates" by meeting criteria like environmental technologies' accounting for more than 30 percent of sales.
So we built a support plan for them.
It's worth noting that once you pass the 10-server limit for the cheapest plans, prices quickly rise and getting a support plan for 50 CoreOS servers will set you back $2,100 per month for a basic plan and $6,600 for the premium subscription.
Democrat Alice Rivlin and Republican Pete Domenici have co-authored a premium support plan for the Bipartisan Policy Center.
He said they would also be seeking to work with local traders to develop an effective retail support plan for North Street and East Street.
In addition councillors will be asked to support plans for an initial consultation to identify a site, and a care provider, to develop specialist provision for older people in south Gwynedd.
88 In the early 1960s the WHO recommended that a national pre-eradication survey be undertaken across the whole of Sudan to support plans for a country-wide malaria eradication program.
She urged all to support plans for a home for the company.
He will surely support plans for a memorial, since so many of the people who died at the Trade Center on September 11th were residents of New Jersey, and he is likely to welcome plans that improve PATH service.
Newham and Greenwich councils support plans for a bridge, while Bexley council is opposed.
Acting leader Harriet Harman has said Labour will now support plans for an EU referendum by the end of 2017.
