The phrase "daring plan" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a bold or audacious strategy or idea that involves risk.
Example: "The team's daring plan to launch the product ahead of schedule surprised everyone."
Alternatives: "bold strategy" or "audacious scheme".
She hatches a daring plan that will take her across many boundaries.
Kerry has lately echoed Bush's support of Sharon's daring plan of unilateral disengagement.
Aided by his new found corpse friend, the protagonist apparently hatches a daring plan to return home.
Instead, air chiefs settled on a daring plan to hit a string of dams across the valley.
The American connection was all-important to Kreuger because of a daring plan he had concocted to take over the world match industry.
Add in the even more daring plan to cut the fiscal deficit, and Britain is in for a breathless and convulsive few years.
When Washingtonians are gripped by fear, they rush outward, with bigger and more daring plans.
The British made the intellectual running, producing daring plans for tribal defence forces, including teams incorporating former Taliban fighters, who, the British ambassador of the day thought, could be coaxed into swapping sides.
The daring plans for flotation in the midst of a consumer market slowdown come only two and a half years after the store group was taken private in a 1.7 billion pound deal by CVC Capital Partners, Texas Pacific Group and Merrill Lynch Global Private Equity.
Last year Kim Jopened opened the country's first ski resort near the east coast port of Wonsan, an emerging tourist hub where a new airport is under construction, along with daring plans for an underwater hotel.
But when the board said it could not raise the money it had promised to pay for his daring plans (even though it had committed 50percentt more than in past budgets), Mr. Mortier and the company parted ways.
