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The phrase "any plans for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when inquiring about someone's future intentions or arrangements regarding a specific event or time period.
Example: "Do you have any plans for the weekend?"
Alternatives: "any arrangements for" or "any intentions for".
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Any plans for Halloween?
Any plans for children?
Any plans for the weekend?
'Don't make any plans for Friday night.
Any plans for going back to study?
Any plans for an online multiplayer version?
Any plans for collaboration were off.
Any plans for a Tap reunion?
Are there any plans for it?
Any plans for a story about Bob and Verna's baby?
Apple has declined to discuss any plans for a tablet.
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