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The phrase "planned holiday" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to a holiday that has already been planned for a future time. For example, "We are looking forward to our planned holiday in Hawaii later this year."
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They had to cancel their planned holiday celebrations as a result.
Brennan said he had given Leiter permission to go ahead with a planned holiday with his son.
When a cancelled flight thwarts their planned holiday escape to Fiji, they get stuck doing a Christmas Day round of their divorced parents' quartet of homes.
David Robb and his friend are first in line, huddled in sleeping bags behind a windbreak since 3am, to ensure visas for a planned holiday in Goa.
Mr. Emanuel was not available to answer a reporter's questions on Tuesday, aides said, because he had left for a planned holiday trip to Africa with his family.
At the British Chambers of Commerce, director general David Frost said the quiet start to January was less a question of sickness than planned holiday.
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Aiming to avoid the crowds and make some money in the process, Washingtonians planned holidays for inauguration week and put their flats and houses up for rent.
He had been looking forward to retirement and had planned holidays.
In 2009, several countries closed schools while in others, planned holidays coincided with outbreaks.
62 Previous studies also identified the frequent necessity of delaying planned holidays as a predictor for WFC.
Schools were often closed for planned holidays rather than in response to the outbreaks; contact patterns may differ between reactive school closures 70 and holidays.
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