The phrase "action plan to remove" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a strategy or set of steps aimed at eliminating a problem or issue.
Example: "The team developed an action plan to remove the obstacles hindering our progress on the project."
Alternatives: "strategy to eliminate" or "plan to eradicate".
In many European countries, including Germany and France, options are taxed as income when granted, even though the holder may not be able to exercise the options for several years.Last month, the European Commission called for an "action plan" to remove barriers to venture capital, including a review of national tax regimes.
Preparing an action plan to remove the high priority barriers will be the key to effective implementation of risk management which will lead to a successful project.
Southern rail drivers are on their third day of strike action after the operator imposed a plan to remove guards from trains.
On Syria, it seems that talk might finally turn into concrete action -- with diplomats signaling that a UN Security Council resolution backing a plan to remove the country's chemical weapons is well within reach.
US President Barack Obama has put military action against Syria on hold and vowed to pursue Russia's diplomatic plan to remove the regime's chemical weapons.
The city's plan to remove the fire rings, he said, is awaiting action by the Coastal Commission, as is Banning Ranch.
"This simple message gave a clear-cut order to execute a plan to remove unlawful actors and prevent further unlawful actions," he said in a statement.
At the same time, however, Justice Department officials said there was no immediate plan to remove the child forcibly from the house in Miami, although they said discussions about such an action would go forward in coming days.
Plan to remove water first thing, about 7 am.
