"implementing the plans" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to talk about putting a plan or idea into action or carrying out a specific task or project. Example: "The company is currently focused on implementing the plans for expansion into international markets."
In addition, earmarked financial resources for specified aspects of HRD, as well as for overall programme implementation, gradually increased, thereby facilitating the step-wise process of implementing the plans.
As the economist Andrew Dilnot received thanks in the Commons for his "immensely valuable contribution", government sources expressed concerns about implementing the plans in full.
This was just the first step in many other hurdles as it's all very well saying that you'll do something, but when Greece actually gets the money implementing the plans is a whole new ball game.
In May, a three-judge panel of the fifth circuit court refused to lift the injunction and allow the government to start implementing the plans while the legal process continued.
And in turn implementing the plans that include the return of the Muslim youth to their land and bringing together the skills from the land of the Muslims, and the going out of the state for specialised staff in their fields if they are not of those of the pact in Islam [ie Jews and Christians].
The track record of community-based programs of natural resources governance in implementing the plans they have developed has been patchy at best.
And implementing the plan, he said, will be even harder than creating it.
It was difficult to answer the first question without implementing the plan.
How successful the Council will be in implementing the plan was not immediately clear.
Speaking in Geneva, Kerry acknowledged that there would be "immense technical challenges" in implementing the plan.
Ministers have appointed Sainsbury's human resources director, Imelda Walsh, to advise on implementing the plan.
