The phrase "away planning" is not correct and does not appear to be a standard expression in written English.
It is unclear what context you intend to use it in, as it does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "We need to focus on our away planning for the upcoming trip."
Alternatives: "off-site planning" or "remote planning".
The most successful metropolises should be encouraged to expand by stripping away planning restrictions.
When their children leave for college, will these parents be just an e-mail message away, planning their schedules and scanning their papers?
And he said he would step up asset sales to fund £5 billion of investment, sweep away planning rules delaying home-building on brownfield sites and create British Wealth Funds to encourage local government pension funds to invest in infrastructure.
He said: "Tory ministers' belief that you solve the housing crisis by simply stripping away planning rules that build affordable homes and make sure local people are consulted is nonsense.
Why shouldn't an incoming Conservative government sweep away planning regulations so schools can be opened in a variety of locations, then give every pressure group funds to experiment with their own notion of what makes a "good school"?
David Cameron will promise to sweep away planning rules that require property developers to build affordable homes for rent in a bid to increase the building of homes for first-time buyers.
Also, don't underestimate how much you waste if you throw food away – plan your meals carefully and use up your leftovers.
Assistant Mark Bowen says Ailsa from Home and Away plans to field a "strong line-up", which begs lots of obvious questions.
What's your walk away plan?
Keep working on your walk away plan.
What's your (and your partner's) walk away plan?
