The phrase "action plan urges" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a plan of action that encourages or prompts specific actions or behaviors.
Example: "The action plan urges all team members to prioritize their tasks and meet deadlines to ensure project success."
Alternatives: "action plan recommends" or "action plan advises".
A joint panel of American and Vietnamese policy makers, citizens and scientists released an action plan urging the United States government and other donors to provide an estimated $30 million annually over 10 years to help to treat Vietnamese suffering from disabilities and clean sites still contaminated by dioxin, a chemical used in the defoliant Agent Orange.
On May 25 , 2015 delegates at the World Health Assembly endorsed this global action plan, urging member states to make it a national priority and mobilize additional resources for its implementation.
Global action plan The resolution urges the international community – together with UN agencies, the public and private sectors, and foundations – to support implementation of the Roll Back Malaria partnership's Global Malaria Action Plan.
By 2007, this had evolved into an affirmative procurement preference action plan that strongly urged all Dutch federal ministries and subsidiary government bodies to use open source software based on open standards wherever possible.
He says the toilet mural will probably be the last in the centre of Nairobi – there aren't enough blank walls – but his wider action plan includes screening documentaries urging reconciliation and hosting youth forums to try to engage people in politics.
Is it the creation of a "masturbation action plan" to help with same-sex urges?
The Commission announced a multi-pronged action plan on disinformation two months ago, urging greater co-ordination on the issue between EU Member States and pushing for efforts to raise awareness and encourage critical thinking among the region's people.
In response to these concerns, the Body's chief executive Carol Bennett has urged the federal government to consider a national action plan to provide affordable alternative treatment options.
The Human Resources Strategy for Researchers (HRS4R) urges institutions to analyze their policies and practices and prepare and publicly release an action plan.
Today leaders urged the negotiators to find a compromise to ensure that the meeting produces a strong and memorable action plan.
