The phrase "again planning for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone is making plans once more for a particular event or situation.
Example: "After the unexpected changes, we are again planning for the upcoming conference to ensure everything runs smoothly."
Alternatives: "replanning for" or "planning once more for".
Activists are again planning for a day of dissent across the country on Friday.
City leaders are dreaming again, planning for a new stock exchange site, a new Pennsylvania Station, baseball stadiums, a train to the plane, even a Second Avenue subway.
Again, planning for this eventuality and finding out what resources are available in the country or online or by phone is in the hands of the employer.
To die, again: Plans for a rail tunnel under the Hudson connecting New Jersey and Manhattan.
The Love Parade in summer 2007 was again planned for Berlin, but the event was cancelled, since the Senate of Berlin did not issue the necessary permits on time.
With just a few days until WrestleMania 35, John Cena is once again fully expected to be in attendance, and once again, plans for the WWE legend are being kept quiet.
The second iteration of its self-driving tech, on track for 2018, will introduce a multi-lane highway autonomous mode, with full autonomy across both city and highway again planned for 2020.
Season one's 13 episodes are loosely structured around the skeptical, feminist, 14-year-old Elena's on-again/off-again plans for her quinceañera, as well as the way Penelope uses pills and therapy to manage the physical and emotional pain left over from her military service (to the dismay of Lydia, who believes it's more honorable to "fight the crazy" than to rely on any outside help).
The announcement, potentially saving each household £120 a year, comes amid speculation that the big six energy companies are once again planning to put up tariffs for winter.
Some states, such as California, are again planning robust new outreach efforts for 2018.
When the idea arose again in planning for the Second Avenue subway, Mr. Reuter said, he opposed it.
