The phrase "budding plan" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It refers to a plan or idea that is just starting to develop or take shape. Here is an example sentence: - The team's budding plan to increase productivity has shown promising results in the first quarter.
The budding humanitarian plans to raise money to construct a school for kids who lost theirs in the 2010 earthquake, FoodForThePoor.org reports.
She described her son, a graduate who was a budding poet and planned to open his own barbershop, her "hero".
To make sure the bridge will help rebuild Vidin's economy, he has started a small-business "incubator" with business advice and access to a Washington-backed loan plan for budding entrepreneurs.
Whether you help budding entrepreneurs develop marketing plans or assist people after they've gone through a disaster, your rewards will always be more than monetary.
In the first episode of "Disney's Kim Possible," the budding Wonder Woman thwarts a plan to conquer the world concocted by the evil Dr. Drakken and his wicked henchwoman Shego ("No big," she says) - and still manages to ask her knee-buckling crush, the "super hottie" Josh Mankey, to the school dance (that was the hard part).
The rest is a story of love that includes wedding plans, drug trials, budding careers, unexpected tragedy and hope in the face of insurmountable odds.
Yet the American authorities, who had not planned for this budding free market, all but destroyed it when they gave the bulk of new contracts to large companies outside the country.
Ever a double threat, Haze also has a budding film career, which he plans to continue to pursue alongside his music.
She realized that a non-profit microlender could fill this void and generate tools to aid budding businesses like budgeting, marketing, advising, planning and workplace strategies.
The Icelandic government, keen to stimulate its budding biotech industry, has embraced deCODE's plan.
