The phrase "loosely planned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a plan that is not yet finalized, one that is general or ill-defined. For example, "The summer vacation was only loosely planned; we were still deciding which destinations to visit."
The evening is loosely planned as a double tribute to Mr. Weston, who turned 75 this year, and to Miles Davis, who also would have.
Emerging in the mid-1990s, the relational artists favored a more carefree approach that featured ephemeral situations, functional objects (often involving seating), architectural follies, amusing signage, elegant or arcane graphic design, performances, freebies (including food) and loosely planned group events.
Being a wheelchair-user means my trips can only ever be loosely planned, as obstacles tend to be unpredictable; on the ground, one direction often seems more sensible than another and I move on accordingly.
Alternatively this may just all be political theatre, an attempt to visibly up the stakes; mounted to scare the interim Ukrainian government and perhaps also to scupper four-way talks - between Ukraine, Russia, the US and the EU - that were loosely planned for this week.
That winter, as the weather in Southeast Asia was turning perfect, we embarked on a three-week trip to Bangkok and down south to some beaches, all loosely planned around my brother's five-year high school reunion.
Planning my day: Good thing about being a PM, I regularly use tools like Evernote, workLife and calendars to loosely plan my day.
And I think about spending my year in Australia at the age of 19 and vowing to return after college, loosely planning to travel the world for five years.
From here, they wanted to move forward by writing loosely related lesson plans that "worked best for them" in their given contexts (STEM specialists and an elementary generalist), which was difficult to do.
Loosely, the company plans to take unstructured data about geographies, map it out, and provide it to emergency responders — along with real-time pictures and other data — during disasters.
As an alternative, officials hatched a loosely organized plan for Afghans to secure the country themselves.
Democrats were quick to note that Mr. DiFrancesco seemed to sound more like one of them than a Republican, pointing to his proposals for new spending, like a loosely described plan for improving the health of disadvantaged children.
