"formulate a plan" is a correct phrase in written English, and it can be used in a variety of contexts.
For example: "The next step is to formulate a plan for how we can complete this project on time."
The NIS concept is a dynamic tool to investigate, formulate, plan, and position the national economic and social development by using technology and innovation as the main driving force (Lundvall, 1992, 1998, 1999, 2003).
When the real estate market crashed, he began to formulate Plan B, a career in online advertising, and both he and Pratt were agile enough to make such a drastic switch successful.
Regional organizations have the capacity to effectively contribute to national capacities to formulate, plan, implement and monitor food security and nutrition policies, legislation, strategies, program s and projects that incorporate right to food principles and apply good governance practices.
At least we could start to formulate plans.
Several European nations are trying to formulate plans for international observers that Israel might find palatable.
Next week many of the athletes' agents will meet in Paris to formulate plans to unionize.
The Charter also gives the Security Council the responsibility to formulate plans for arms control and disarmament.
He also said he would formulate plans about how to pursue his outreach initiative over the next couple of weeks.
The league was to supervise mandated territories, the occupied Saar Basin, and Danzig and to formulate plans for reducing armaments.
The description should help formulate planning questions about the development of urban networks.
By remaining calm you will be able to think clearly and formulate plans and processes to help reduce the work burden.
