'ahead planning' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about the planning of events that will take place in the near future. For example, "The company is engaged in ahead planning to ensure that its new product launch is successful."
But now, at the beginning of May, we need to be thinking ahead, planning the displays that will take these pots all the way through summer.
The key addition is set to be the new "attacking intelligence" technoloigy, which apparently allows computer players to think two-steps ahead, planning forward moves and responding more sharply to emerging offensive runs.
While the money hasn't come through, neighbors are forging ahead, planning a project to more effectively divert water from the hills above them to the creek below and identifying a priority list of areas in which to clear brush.
Whether this task provides a true measure of the ability to plan has become a matter of debate (see [ 54] for an argument for procedural repetitive trial-and-error learning rather than "look ahead" planning).
He has been thinking ahead: planning for a tiny convenience store that Mr. López could run from home.
Look ahead (planning not just hoping) about five years up the road: "see what you want" and then start to plan it out -- so focus energies now and focus every time you have a day of planning time like today on progress... Write a Mission Statement: Determine your life's meaning to provide a clue of where you must spend your time on activities for that outcome, on a foundation -- building on it.
So go ahead, plan that movie night on Friday!
Lesson #3: Plan ahead, plan ahead, plan ahead.
We formulate day-ahead planning and real-time tracking optimization problems for individual buildings.
The 7-phase jerk-limited look-ahead planning is employed to generate a smooth feedrate profile.
By using design standardisation, look-ahead planning was implemented and used in the management of design flow.
