The phrase "adventurous plan" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a plan that involves excitement, risk, or new experiences, often in a positive context.
Example: "We decided to embark on an adventurous plan to travel across the country by bicycle, exploring hidden gems along the way."
Alternatives: "bold plan" or "daring plan".
Admittedly, you have to go elsewhere for radical ideas about production and repertory; Matthew Epstein, the artistic director, recently left after encountering opposition to his more adventurous plans.
Earlier that day Mr. Morlot, 38, had stood in a light-filled room at City Hall, his hair still matted with sweat after a vigorous performance of Beethoven's Seventh Symphony in the lobby atrium, and announced his orchestra's adventurous plans for 2012-13.
If you and your spouse are adventurous types, plan a trip that takes you far from your comfort zone.
But it's pointless not to be adventurous in planning a new production of a two-century-old opera.
He would also edit my writing, organize my closets and plan adventurous weekends at outer-borough museums and trips to Hindu temples.
"When we started we had an adventurous and ambitious plan and a budget to match, but as economic conditions worsened we had to work assiduously to tailor the center to our shrinking resources... and in so doing I think the team of Gary, Jamie, Rebecca and I came up with a much more efficient and, yes, exciting center".
Adventurous couples might plan a trip around Shenandoah National Park.
If you do decide to plan an adventurous excursion, make sure you talk to your cruise organiser and plan a few days in advance, as often there are logistics that would be impossible to arrange the day you arrive.
The Hollywood Reporter says Sony's film production wing is planning an "adventurous take" on Oliver Twist, in which Oliver, the innocent-but-plucky urchin, is teamed up with the Artful Dodger, the streetwise, topper-wearing, Cockernee watch-nicker.
