"plan for improvement" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a specific strategy or course of action intended to bring about improvement in a certain area or aspect. Example: The company has developed a comprehensive plan for improvement in customer service, which includes implementing new training programs and increasing staff availability during peak hours.
Everyone, except for one office assistant did stand, but they did not appreciate Mr. Williams's tone, nor the fact that he had, in essence, invited them to quit only minutes before they were to present their own plan for improvement, one that focused on an interdisciplinary approach to improving performance and would enlist the entire Yonkers school community in addressing Lincoln's problems.
"We need to talk and have a plan for improvement," Huntelaar added.
Those that aren't able to demonstrate a clear plan for improvement will be given new leadership.
More importantly, few self-review programs include a process for developing an action plan for improvement.
His plan for improvement also includes establishing some new comedies, especially "That 70's Show" on Sunday.
If the numbers are not good, the commander must explain why — and have a specific plan for improvement.
Mr. Robins persuaded city officials to underwrite a detailed plan for improvements conceived by Andres Duany and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, the Miami-based urban designers known for their New Urbanist plans for Seaside, Fla.
If the practices of banks are at odds with the new rules, banks will be required to submit a plan for improvements.
Nearly half the plants have not even developed a conceptual plan for improvements, much less done the tough jobs, from engineering designs to hiring contractors, required to get construction started.
Adopted a 20-year plan for improvements to the sewer system.
It is meant to be a resource for policymakers, researchers, and other key stakeholders and participants who want to better understand their own CRFS and plan for improvements.
