The phrase "planned for execution" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that has been carefully planned or prepared to be carried out. Example: The project management team has carefully reviewed and approved the plan, which is now ready and planned for execution next week.
Arkansas officials won't say where they obtained the drugs they intend to use, but Fresenius Kabi is suspected of manufacturing the potassium chloride — which stops the heart — planned for the executions.
Meanwhile, Indonesian officials continued planning for the execution of Chan and Sukumaran: In a final attempt to avert the death penalty, on 9 February 2015 the lawyers for Chan and Sukumaran launched a rare challenge against the Indonesian president's refusal to grant them pardons; which was dismissed by the Indonesian government a day later.
Found guilty of his wife's murder, Christie was sentenced to death on 25 June 1953, with his execution planned for 15 July.
Oklahoma postponed two executions planned for this month because it ran out of drugs.
Of the 17 executions planned for 2013, eight will be in Texas.
The purpose of state 1 is to obtain the next service in the plan for execution, after which will be executed at state 2. State 2 implements as the orchestrator.
The Duke's execution was planned for 21 August at eight in the morning; however, it was suddenly cancelled.
A Tuesday execution is planned for Georgia death row inmate Marcus Wellons, who was convicted in 1993 and sentenced to death for the 1989 murder of his neighbor, high school sophomore India Roberts.
Executive functions allow the flexible planning for execution and the continuous monitoring of information and action coordinating thoughts [ 53], emotions and actions in a spatio-temporal context [ 54] and recruiting other cognitive processes.
