'creating a plan' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of designing a strategy for achieving a goal. For example: "We are committed to creating a plan to increase our profits this year by 25%."
Creating moments of "mental space" for yourself is crucial to thinking through your goals and creating a plan of action, said Oettingen.
Any company or agency with an ounce of strategic sense is creating a plan now to convert to digital.
But Washington and its partners are creating a plan that might have a chance of affecting Iran's calculations.
Outline very clear next steps even if those steps are creating a plan as opposed to having one.
But by creating a plan in which investors have only a small downside and a big upside, we're supposedly creating fake prices.
This means creating a plan and sticking to it, having a good understanding of the marketing channels available and proving the market for your product or service.
4. Synthesize their understanding of combating a bioterrorist attack by creating a plan to remedy a problem that could arise in such a situation.
While legislators praised the probate administration for creating a plan, some say the request for more funds could not come at a worse time.
Progress in two other areas — enacting an amnesty and creating a plan to disarm militias — could not yet be fully assessed, according to the report.
The Child Poverty and Prevention Council, charged with creating a plan to reach this milestone, issued 67 recommendations — quite an extensive road map for any state to adopt.
So would creating a plan that would allow development while keeping in mind the water and land resources of the area.
