The phrase "are planned elsewhere" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to events, activities, or tasks that are scheduled to take place in a different location or context.
Example: "The meetings for the project are planned elsewhere, so we will not be able to attend them in person."
Alternatives: "are scheduled in another location" or "are arranged in a different place".
Gygax felt that there was a need to publish the game as soon as possible, since similar projects were being planned elsewhere, so rules were hastily put together and Arneson's own final draft was never used.
The main event in the 24th New York Is Book Country festival is on Sunday along Fifth Avenue from 48th to 57th Streets in Manhattan, and several social events with literary ties, one for children, are planned that day elsewhere in Manhattan.
Authors, Artists and Actors The main event in the 25th New York Is Book Country festival is on Sunday along Fifth Avenue from 42nd to 55th Streets in Manhattan, and several social events with literary ties, one for children, are planned that day elsewhere in Manhattan.
Meetings are planned in London, Manchester and elsewhere in the coming days.
Exhibitions, concerts and celebrations of every kind are planned in Paris and elsewhere to mark the centenary of the Statue of Liberty.
Copy-cat services are planned for London and elsewhere - but the real question is: does it really deliver?
A variety of book-related activities, including screenings, readings and panel discussions, are planned at museums, libraries and elsewhere in New York City this weekend in conjunction with the New York Is Book Country fair, which is to be held on Sunday on Fifth Avenue (www.nyisbookcountry.com).com
So Much to Be Read, So Much to Be Done Book-related activities, including readings, panel discussions and workshops, are planned at museums, libraries and elsewhere in New York City today through Sunday in conjunction with the New York Is Book Country fair on Sunday (www.nyisbookcountry.com).com
Shows on every imaginable aspect of Sept. 11 are planned at museums in New York, Washington, Chicago, Dallas and elsewhere.
