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The phrase "is planned for further" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing future actions or developments that are intended to take place.
Example: "The project is planned for further evaluation next month to assess its progress."
Alternatives: "is scheduled for additional" or "is intended for further".
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The rationale behind the choices of ADHD treatments (i.e. symptom severity, comorbidity, etc). is planned for further analysis.
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Prospective, randomized, dose dependent studies may be planned for further evaluation.
Activities being planned for further improvement and strengthening PM/BSC process by the companies surveyed: HR drive for training and linking PM/BSC goals for Individual Performance Management System.
An MRE was planned for further assessment.
Waldman also notes that they're planning for further e-commerce integrations, where Curbside becomes a fulfillment option for retailers on their own checkout pages, in addition to a consumer destination by way of its mobile app.
It was a welcome turnaround from last year, when many colleges were planning for further budget cuts.
Third, the U.S. should be planning for further kinetic activity ― airstrikes, special forces missions ― as well as offensive cyber options.
In addition, exercise is planned for leisure time for further 2 hours each week.
A further rally is planned for tomorrow.
That occurred last month; no further offering is planned for that purpose next month.
A further round is planned for next week.
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