"measured plan" is a grammatically correct phrase in written English
You could use it when referring to a plan or strategy which has been carefully and thoughtfully developed. For example, "We need to implement a measured plan in order to achieve our desired results."
(While waiting for her label to release her third album at age 18, she considered just scrapping the whole thing and going to college -- an unusually measured plan for a teen pop star, no?).
Meanwhile, quality of service declined substantially earlier this year when AT&T slashed the number of minutes available under its measured plan 25%, to 168 a month from 225, and raised the price of extra service to 6 cents from 4 cents a minute.
Evaluations of drug management programs that shifted financial responsibility to the patient (43 studies) predominately measured plan focused outcomes (30/43 studies; 70%) followed by patient-focused outcomes (27/43 studies; 63%).
Of course this would raise its own challenges, but I for one would rather feel that there is a coherent and measured plan for the future.
Everything was measured, planned and perfected and you could not wish to see more entertaining football".
The Self-Ordered Pointing Task [ 24] measured planning, working memory and monitoring.
We measured planned physical activity at the beginning and end of the 4-year follow-up period.
The company has until May 30 to make sure all Subway stores are in compliance with the agreed-upon size regulations and measuring plan.
The Brunel Lifestyle Physical Activity Questionnaire (BLPAQ) was designed to measure planned physical activity (PPA) and unplanned physical activity (UPA).
But constantly weighing, measuring, planning, and calculating meals just adds to a host of other stresses you already deal with daily.
The Tower of London task [ 64] is performed to measure planning ability.
