'make early plans' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to advise someone to prepare in advance for an event or project. For example, "If you want to enjoy the weekend fully, make early plans so that everything is ready to go on time."
Liverpool are making early plans for a potential title win with jobs advertised on the internet for stewards for a winners parade through the city.
Based in Menlo Park, Calif., the Canvas fund plans to make early investments – known in the industry as Series A and Series B – in software firms serving businesses and other information technology companies.
Mr. Hague said he had pressed the rebel leaders to make early progress on a more detailed plan for a post-Qaddafi government that would include sharing power with some of Colonel Qaddafi's loyalists.
Furthermore, 401(k) plan participants who make early withdrawals before age 59 1/2, disability or death will normally be subject to a 10percentt penalty, just like those who withdraw under those circumstances from an I.R.A.
According to statements the company made earlier, its plans were to produce 999 SP:01s, with other models to follow.
The firm said it plans to make early-growth and growth stage investments of up to $30 million, predominantly around Series B, Series C and Series D deals.
Census takers also plan to make early-morning visits to train stations and other sites to interview the homeless.
Decisions about these factors often need to be made early in the planning and organizing process for an early childhood program.
The announcement was made earlier than planned to forestall the possibility of a similar events with that discovery, when the MPC told them that their observational data was publicly accessible, and they realized that not only Haumea data but by that time their Eris data had been publicly accessed.
