The phrase "foresee planning" is not a complete sentence, but it could potentially be a part of a sentence.
It is grammatically correct and can be used in written English. Example: "I can foresee planning our budget carefully to ensure we stay within our means."
Sometimes the creativity is in being able to foresee, to plan.
The uncertainty about the long-term course of FMS made these self-management elements particularly difficult to foresee or plan for the future, which contributed to additional anxiety and stress.
"We've been working, both with our regional partners and the UN framework, to make sure that this can happen in the most reasonable time we can foresee". Plans for the operation were agreed last month, as unprecedented numbers of migrants arriving by boat have put huge pressure on Italy and Greece.
She probably did not foresee that planning would be substantially dismantled, or that its collapse would leave the public realm defenseless against market pressures.
And so he was, including launching a disastrous war on Iraq, foreseen and planned for in those energy policy meetings.
Such seasons must be accepted as something to be foreseen and planned for, and not as an "act of God" to be met by international charities.
The guidelines for Trans-European Energy Network planning foresee the application of a neutral pan-European transmission cost benefit analysis (CBA) to facilitate the optimal expansion of the electricity transmission system.
A limit to this approach remains the degree of imbalance being usually difficult to foresee at the planning stage, except when, for instance, families or practices are randomized and clusters as a whole are included in the trial.
The foreseen emergency plan is a powerful safety measure.
When he drafted them, Mr. Ryan foresaw the plans, the Roadmap for America in 2011 and the Path to Prosperity in 2012, as the ground on which Republicans would fight in the election.
The plans foresee an ultra low mass system with four barrel layers and three disks on either end.
