The phrase "and create a plan" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of developing a strategy or outline for a specific goal or project.
Example: "After analyzing the data, we need to discuss our findings and create a plan to address the issues identified."
Alternatives: "and formulate a strategy" or "and devise a plan".
They then begin a process that helps them define their ideal customers and create a plan to connect with them.
Annual reviews are a diagnostic tool to help employees reflect on their performance, get honest feedback and create a plan for improvement.
A group of lawmakers on Thursday called on the authority to audit all of its elevators and create a plan to fix the worst ones.
They then assess needs of people in their own community and create a plan for an organization to help address some of those needs.
Although he doesn't withhold praise for the Downtown Project, Florida thinks it needs a "robust community process," in which an outside group could help build consensus with the surrounding community and create a plan that takes their wishes into account.
Her goal was to identify high-risk cases and create a plan of action to keep victims safe and out of shelters; the crisis center would serve as the central point of communication.
Creating moments of "mental space" for yourself is crucial to thinking through your goals and creating a plan of action, said Oettingen.
Two years ago, the city rezoned the area for high-rise development and created a plan for parks and other amenities.
Progress in two other areas — enacting an amnesty and creating a plan to disarm militias — could not yet be fully assessed, according to the report.
The government has also set up two national Internet switching points and created a plan to offer Internet services throughout the country.
Having a great idea, spotting an opportunity and creating a plan of action are all well and good, but count for little unless there is a capable team in place to realise it.
