The phrase "action plan which would involve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a strategy or approach that includes specific actions or steps to achieve a goal.
Example: "The action plan which would involve collaboration with various departments is essential for the project's success."
Alternatives: "action plan that includes" or "action plan entailing".
Last October Gap announced a fire-safety action plan, which would include helping factory owners to pay for improvements.
The city also recently sent out a request for proposals to consultants to craft a Downtown Action Plan, which would put into motion aspects of the specific plan.
EVIAVE was found to be an effective planning tool that provided crucial information for the development of action plans, which would improve landfill operation, and help make decisions pertaining to their closure, sealing and eventual recovery.
The causal modelling exercise hypothesised that the G-AP framework would optimise patients' attainment of rehabilitation goals through their successful completion of action plans which would result in incremental improvements in goal sub-skills and self-efficacy [ 20].
Grosvenor are now exploring a "plan B", which would involve redeveloping sections of the Abbey Stadium.
According to Jason Trost, two sequels to The FP have been planned, the first of which would involve going to Hong Kong.
But that approach – which would involve serious regulatory action by the Department of Labor – does not seem likely from any Republican administration, Trump's rhetoric notwithstanding.
Unless, heaven forfend, an attempt were made to take over the administration of Myanmar, which would involve an armed invasion, the action would be confined to air drops.
Following an action research process allowed mentors to identify concerns with students' perceptions of care provision, critically reflect on these issues, and create an action plan, which involved development of a new tool to assist carers to mentor students.
This plan, which would require Congressional action, would not cost the government anything.
