The phrase "plan the time" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to schedule or arrange when something will take place. Example: "In order for our project to be successful, we need to carefully plan the time for each task."
It is important to plan the time to confront the family to obtain their necessary collaboration.
"If I'm General Motors and I want to start a marketing-to-women plan, the time you want to reach women is when they're ready to buy," she said.
The next major stock market downturn doesn't have to have a negative impact on your financial plan — the time to take action is before it happens.
Pre-testing of the questions also helped to determine the mean interview length needed for covering the samples and to plan the time, days and data collectors required for the field survey.
Make sure you build into your project plan the time to go onto GRADschool and look into initiatives such as Researchers in Residence or Biology 4 All to build your communication skills.
Be sure to make time for this, as it likely won't happen unless you plan the time for it.
Based on dynamics for differential-driven wheeled mobile robots including actuating motors as well as on the bang bang principle for time-optimality, we plan the time-optimal free path trajectory which unifies path planning and trajectory generation.
We propose a modular framework that combines orbital mechanics, attitude control and scheduling optimization to plan the time-varying, full-body orientation of agile Cubesats in a constellation such that they maximize the number of observed images and observation time, within the constraints of Cubesat hardware specifications.
This was followed up by telephone contact to plan the times for the interviews.
Plan the times you smoke.
That Bolten and Gregory Mankiw '80 even give Rep. Paul Ryan's plans the time of day is astounding.
