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Discover LudwigThe phrase "is in plan" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is often used to describe something that has been planned or is part of a specific plan. Here is an example sentence: "The new road construction is in plan for next year's budget." In this sentence, "is in plan" means that the road construction has been included in the budget plan for the upcoming year.
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Though the rebuilt Milan Cathedral is, in plan and general character, Italianate, its decorative character is mainly derived from the north, probably Germany.
Ed Balls, the shadow chancellor, said: "After 18 months in office, the verdict is in: plan A has failed, and it has failed colossally.
Manufacturing of the KiP ("Komponenten im Plasmagefäß") is in plan.
The more rigorous formal evaluation of the impact and cost of the program is in plan.
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"The secret is in planning, and not following a routine.
Her experience is in planning how vehicles are built, not how they're developed.
In large studies, dedicated imaging centres have been established or are in planning.
"The plan is in place.
Q: What else is in the plan?
"Growth is in our plan," Gage said.
What is in the plan for the Macao population?
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