The part of the sentence "plan programs" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to planning a series of educational or organizational activities. For example: "We need to plan programs that will help our students reach their goals."
The county must also plan programs and strategies to keep the land in agriculture.
Its affiliate, the National Clearinghouse on Disability and Exchange, can help plan programs to fit a volunteer's interests and resources.
Ren W. Cheng, a Fidelity portfolio manager who oversees investment in his firm's college plan programs, said he made that point recently to a customer whose $3,000 investment in an age-based account for a 2-year-old had lost a quarter of its value in the last year and a half.
We also illustrate the wide-spectrum approach to formal modeling supported by Maude: executing PLAN programs; analyzing PLAN programs using search and model-checking; proving properties of particular PLAN programs; and proving general properties of the PLAN language.
Many federal agencies and private firms use the ACS data to track trends and plan programs.
Regular screening has the potential to reduce breast and cervical cancer mortality, but despite health plan programs to encourage screening, many women remain unscreened.
Meanwhile, the stringent meal plan program on campus is widely unpopular.
Solar companies, like SunWize Technologies and SolarCity, are running party-plan programs of their own, which makes it easier and cheaper for them to find new customers.
Out went the administration's economic planning programs.
Title X, by the way, is the major funding vehicle for family planning programs.
"The current state of retirement planning programs in the United States is abysmal," he said.
