"plan opportunities" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to refer to the chances to make something happen. For example, "We need to plan opportunities for the company to expand into new markets."
But at this point it is difficult to know what businesses are appropriate: There is no land use plan, opportunities for public participation have been limited and potential investors are not always forthcoming about their intentions.
The RIA project has strong support from the nuclear science community as evidenced by RIA being the highest priority for major new construction in the most recent Nuclear Science Advisory Committee NSACC) Long Range Plan [2002 NSAC Long-Range Plan: Opportunities in Nuclear Science, A long-range plan for the next decade, April 2002].
Smith et al. [ 48] suggest that both the diffusion of lack of job control into daily life and lack of time to plan opportunities to participate in leisure-time physical activity make participation in physical activities more challenging for workers with little control over their jobs.
And big business gets more tax cuts for its foreign operations which will increase their tax planning opportunities almost endlessly.
While it may be tempting to wait and see, Mr. Akers of Bessemer Trust said the current downturn offers estate planning opportunities.
A. The key for most international families is to get them to act together; otherwise, planning opportunities can be seriously impeded when beneficial rights and conflict of law issues arise.
This narrow window can present planning opportunities.
So all the financial advice now being dished up about today's unique planning opportunities might not be totally altruistic.
Portability takes us into uncharted waters, raising financial planning opportunities and potential pitfalls that are new to us all.
Intentional teaching then, involves planning opportunities for learning but also capitalizing on spontaneous events or what is occurring 'in the moment'.
Since 2001 the Dutch national government uses the approach to identify planning opportunities, using slightly different layers: subsoil, networks and occupation.
