"plan strategies" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about developing strategies for a specific goal or purpose. For example, "Our team discussed ways to increase our profits and then planned strategies to achieve those goals."
Mr. Whittaker witnessed meetings of groups to plan strategies for taking action to remedy the problems.
Every year, the Gill Foundation holds a conference in Aspen called Outgiving, a gathering of rich donors who plan strategies for investing in nonprofit organizations that advocate for gay men and lesbians.
We need people to help run events, to work with the press, to smooch celebrities, to do research admin, to make art, to plan strategies, to offer legal and financial advice, and to bring their own ideas forward.
Days before the article was published about 60 business owners gathered in Huntington Beach, Calif., at the invitation of Nick Jesson, owner of N.T.D. Electronics in Huntington Beach, to plan strategies to expand their movement.
Determine what your natural "set point" weight is (and learn to like it), make small differences (use stairs not lifts), record your weight loss, plan strategies and share success or setbacks with others.
Hundreds of leading gay donors will travel to Washington in late April to plan strategies and marshal financial commitments for state and federal elections around the country, according to people with knowledge of the meeting.
Private-sector sources constantly map the terrain, plan strategy, and set new priorities.
Still, the white supremacists were able to meet behind closed doors and plan strategy going forward.
The drive toward standardization was echoed in the conformity of cold war-era planning strategies.
Dozens of African governments have now adopted national planning strategies based on the Millennium Goals.
A caseworker helped Ms. Ortiz with her résumé and career-planning strategies.
