The phrase "action plan drawn" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an action plan that has been created or formulated.
Example: "After several meetings, we finally have the action plan drawn to address the project's challenges."
Alternatives: "action plan created" or "action plan developed".
An action plan drawn up earlier this year by the £10.4bn UK horticulture industry, calls on government to support an increased number of horticultural apprenticeships.
On Friday, the chancellor, George Osborne, will hail a two-year action plan drawn up by the OECD thinktank to clamp down on questionable international corporate tax practices.
Scant progress has been made on regulating the country's religious seminaries, one of the items on a much trumpeted "national action plan" drawn up in the wake of the APS killings.
Mind staff have a Wellness Action Plan drawn up with their manager which identifies specific support needs and have access to a 24-hour employee assistance programme for work or personal issues; a buddy system; flexible working hours and "mind days" – an extra six days of holiday a year on top of the regular 25.
The group of leading economies released an action plan drawn up by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DevelopmenthatECD) that said the existing system didn't work, especially when it came to taxing companies that trade online.
Our Incident Action Plan, drawn up and issued every day like the maps, warned us that if the main fire – a couple miles away – plumed up, it could shoot sparks or small flames through the air and into the brush surrounding us, sparking smaller fires.
Last May, five of the biggest drug companies agreed to begin talks with African nations to reduce the price of their drugs if countries agreed to health action plans drawn up by a leading business consultancy, McKinsey.
An action plan was drawn up, but months later, the prostitution in the neighborhood still persists.
A formal investigation by the CRE led to a report published in 2003 which highlighted many problems in prisons, and an action plan jointly drawn up by the Prison Service and the CRE.
It led to an action plan being drawn up by the health board, NHS Wales and Welsh Health Specialised Services.
An action plan was drawn up by Westminster Council in 2004 in consultation with residents and businesses to improve the area while retaining its historic character.
