The phrase "action plan suggests" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to recommendations or proposals made within a specific action plan.
Example: "The action plan suggests implementing new strategies to improve team productivity."
Alternatives: "action plan recommends" or "action plan advises".
The action plan suggests strengthening health systems in four strategic areas: leadership and governance of the health system, the delivery of health services and providers' capacity to respond, violence prevention programs, and the gathering of information and evidence.
Although the current WHO global action plan suggests no specific global or regional targets for cataract surgery, suggested target annual CSR for sub-Saharan Africa have been selected [ 4] and revised [ 2] before.
To wit, President Obama's speech spent much more time on renewable energy than it did on natural gas or nuclear energy, although plans for both are covered in his Climate Action Plan, suggesting that he understands the importance of and support for renewable energy, as well as its role in solving climate change and in creating jobs.
The completion rates of action plans suggest that communities are engaged in improving service quality in all four districts.
The update on the Reef 2050 Plan suggests that 135 of the plan's 151 actions are either complete or on track.
For example, the data on hierarchical action planning above suggested a direct mapping from first-level motor gestures in posterior (motor and premotor) cortex and third-level superordinate planning to anterior (BA 45) regions.
The relative success of the Scottish Action Plan, as recent evidence suggests, has provided a working model for other countries to follow [ 13].
The industry also received some sunnier news, in the shape of the European commission's action plan on VAT, which suggested that Europe will allow ministers' plans to keep VAT rates at 5%.
Further, a suggested action plan was developed for government, researchers and research institutions, developers of electronic information tools (including clinical guidelines, and quality measures), and standards development organizations to meet the needs for personalized approaches to medical practice.
We also demonstrate that activity in the supplementary eye field (SEF) distinguishes between success and failure in changing voluntary action plans during conflict, suggesting a role for the SEF in implementing the resolution of conflicting actions.
In monkeys, fronto-parietal networks are involved both in integrating multisensory information within a limited space surrounding the body (i.e. peripersonal space, PPS) and in action planning and execution, suggesting an overlap between sensory representations of space and motor representations of action.
