The phrase "dismissal plan" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase is typically used when discussing a plan to terminate an employee's employment. For example, "The management team is working on a dismissal plan for the employee who violated the company's policies."
"There was a glimmer of hope that all is not lost when Marcus Trescothick edged the first ball from Chris Rushworth to third slip - a dismissal planned, said the catcher (Gordon Muchall), on the team bus on the M5 on the way down on Sunday.
In a packed news conference two hours later, Lebed said he was unfazed by his dismissal and planned to return to politics starting as soon as Monday, including a possible presidential election campaign in the event Yeltsin dies.
Knight is quick to point out that his project is supportive, rather than undermining of the skills of professional planners: "The Big Society's dismissal of planning as a barrier to growth is a recipe for disaster.
For many of these non-university-bound students, their stories indicate that the school's focus on university track professions and subsequent dismissal of plans that deviate from university entrance, often undermines student's (equally worthwhile) dreams and aspirations.
The abrupt dismissals, without plans for alternative employment, so angered the former soldiers that many joined the rebel army that sought to overthrow Mr. Aristide.
Jackson Gaius-Obaseki, managing director of the oil corporation, acknowledged the collusion at a news conference in Warri after visiting victims of the latest explosion, and said more dismissals were planned.
His dismissal of the plan was seen as an important blow to its chances of success, since it soured other House Republicans on it.
His dismissal of the plan was seen as a significant blow to its chances of success, since it soured other House Republicans on it.
