"planned time frame" is correct and is a commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the amount of time it will take to complete a task, plan, or project. Example: "We need to set a clear planned time frame for this project so that we can accurately estimate how long it will take to complete."
A1 Vaccine Needs More Time State officials said they doubted they could carry out the first smallpox vaccination campaign in three decades within the planned time frame called for by President Bush, citing logistical hurdles.
Some state officials and medical authorities said yesterday that they doubted they could carry out the first smallpox vaccination campaign in three decades within the planned time frame called for by President Bush given the major logistical hurdles yet to be surmounted.
We consider this study to be achievable within the planned time frame of 3 years.
All but one patient finished the up-front chemotherapy, and 94% did so within the planned time frame.
With these considerations, and the participation of 15 clinics, we consider this study to be achievable within the planned time frame of 4 years.
According to the minutes, "a few members" pointed out that the goal of 2 percent inflation appeared "difficult to achieve" in the planned time frame of about two years, "since it was highly uncertain whether changes in inflation expectations would lead to a rise in the actual rate of inflation".
The reality that the market is returning to is one where fundamentals matter, where revenues must exceed costs and businesses must generate profits within planned time frames.
Determine factors that you think will definitely occur within your planning time frame.
The maximal planning time frame is limited to 40 days.
In practice, patients are categorized into priority groups with respect to their planning time frame.
The possible planning time frame of a patient depends on the individual case of the patient.
