The phrase "analyze the plan" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the evaluation or examination of a specific plan or strategy in various contexts, such as business, project management, or academic settings.
Example: "Before we proceed, we need to analyze the plan to ensure it meets our objectives."
Alternatives: "examine the plan" or "evaluate the plan."
An expert the judge hired in July to analyze the plan says the numbers add up, but there are reservations.
The authority, which will analyze the plan, has cautioned the county in the past to avoid reliance on speculative items.
More generally, they show how to use tools from graph theory to analyze the plan quality of practical planning methods for nondeterministic domains.
But in advance of its release, the Bush campaign asked four GOP economists — John Cogan, Martin Feldstein, Glenn Hubbard and Kevin Warsh — to analyze the plan.
A private company would pay the state $23 million a year to operate the lottery under a 40-year lease, on top of a $56 million upfront payment, according to Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., which Mr. Douglas hired to analyze the plan.
Mr. Perry has not provided the details necessary to independently analyze the plan's impact, but economists of the right and left agree that it would be a huge revenue loser.
Therefore, the primary aim of this study is to critically analyze the planning in the Netherlands through examining the issues of governing structure, spatial policy-making, and transport re-structuring.
But it's still going to take some time to analyze the plans and their costs, which are expected to vary widely across the states.
We analyze the plans for the rescue of Spanish republicans designed by Bosques, the difficulties in its implementation and practical results.
The objective of this study was to analyze the planning strategy and observe the scaling effects on both simulated land-use patterns and hydrological components for the study watershed.
In this context this research aims to analyze the planning and design process on two scales of projects advocating conscious resource management on the basis of an urban metabolism quantitative model so as to improve urban sustainability.
