The phrase "and formulate a plan" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of creating a strategy or outline for achieving a specific goal or task.
Example: "After analyzing the data, we need to gather our team and formulate a plan to improve our sales performance."
Alternatives: "and create a strategy" or "and develop a plan".
They end up on TV, and two young women, Alice Annaa Kendrick and TatianaAubreyrey Plaza), see them there and formulate a plan.
Rather than seek counsel from advisers or call his managers into a meeting, he took a solitary walk along the frozen Charles River outside his Cambridge, Massachusetts, office to gather his wits and formulate a plan.
B. Learn what needed knowledge is missing from your assortment and formulate a plan to get it.
"For every moment you're still alive, that is a precious moment for the security forces, for the intelligence services, to gather a picture and formulate a plan".
Creating an IDP involves a four-step process to identify a well-suited career path and formulate a plan to achieve it.
The key here is to examine your research on where you lose people in the purchase cycle and formulate a plan to address the issue.
Last fall, the three met for coffee and formulated a plan.
To prepare, each team or individual read the scenario and formulated a plan of action.
The team starts by arriving on campus and formulating a plan of attack while fully clothed, disguised as that school's students.
I felt I had no choice but to buy another motorcycle (the other one was still in Seattle) and bounce from sublet to craigslist sublet, more or less homeless, as I sought contingency-fee lawyers to sue the psychic and formulated a plan to outsmart the predatory lender who demanded her deed.
The team suggests that primary visual cortex neurons are communicating with other areas of the monkey's brain that are responsible for understanding the task and formulating a plan to respond.
