"package of plans" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to a set or group of plans that have been bundled or packaged together. Example: The architecture firm presented a package of plans for the new office building, including detailed floor plans, blueprints, and design proposals.
Last week, the leader of the Islamic Movement, the radical sheikh Raed Salah, called for a "package of plans" to be "unleashed" on Israel.
They provide corporate management with an integrated picture of what their businesses can accomplish today and might achieve in the future by determining the package of plans, programs, and activities that should drive the strategy for that business.
And he will outline a package of plans designed to boost business, including more extensive broadband provision.
In a wide-ranging package of planned reforms, the prime minister also confirmed that a draft bill to create a democratically accountable House of Lords would be published within the next few weeks.
This paper illustrates the difficulties in forging governance systems that have the capacity and the vision to be able to put sustainable development concepts into practice, even when a coherent package of planning measures are tried out, given a policy setting that is confused, contradictory, and where the "status quo" tends to be given prominence.
The airline submitted its final package of takeover plans and commitments this month following a series of meetings with EU chiefs.
The sex-education curriculum — packages of lesson plans titled HealthSmart and Reducing the Risk — describes abstinence as the best method to avoid pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases.
This week, after studying a package of research on Plan B presented by her staff, Hamburg agreed with them, and her scientific advisory board, that Plan B was safe and effective and that adolescent girls were able to understand that it could prevent pregnancy (but not protect them against sexually transmitted diseases).
Household said the package of changes it planned would cost the company $35 million, but Mr. Streem said the company did not expect any material effect on its earnings.
And he recalled wearing gloves as he assembled a package of information he planned to slip to Eliot Spitzer, when he was New York's attorney general, so he would leave no fingerprints.
The Economist splashed one such image across the cover, with the headline "Coming to a city near you?".While I was in London, students angry about planned rises in their tuition fees, a part of the broad and ambitious package of budget cuts planned by the ruling coalition, engineered a surprisingly raucous demonstration near Parliament, in which the Conservative party headquarters was ransacked.
