The phrase "also plan to implement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing future intentions or strategies regarding a project or initiative.
Example: "In addition to our current projects, we also plan to implement new software solutions to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "also intend to execute" or "also aim to carry out".
They also plan to implement new auditing systems to ensure traders cannot unfairly profit from small changes to Libor.
I also plan to implement other semantic models and develop specific geometric validation functions, e.g. in IndoorGML ensuring that the navigation graph is consistent with the subdivision space.
We also plan to implement a stricter evaluation methodology for moving sources, providing a more representative evaluation metric for their tracking.
We also plan to implement the proposed control schemes on mobile robots which have self-localization capability, such as those used in [3],[5], and develop the local localization technique for multirobot systems [24],[25].
We also plan to implement our heuristic search method in the HAMAP pipeline that provides high quality functional annotation for protein families (Pedruzzi et al., 2013).
We also plan to implement video mosaicing on a confocal microendoscope in order to combine the benefits of an extended FOV with increased axial response.
California also plans to implement a cap-and-trade mechanism in 2012.
New York City also plans to implement this option in two locations in November.
Professionals also planned to implement more Web 2.0 tools wikis and microblogs, for example—in business.
In fact, he told them, the Party had put out an economic-recovery plan called Program Minimum for public consumption but also planned to implement a secret Program Maximum once in power.
Obama also plans to implement a rule named after billionaire investor Warren Buffett, which calls for taxing households making more than a million dollars a year at a minimum rate of 30%.
