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The phrase "planned to use" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express your intention to use something in the future. For example: "I had planned to use the leftovers for lunch tomorrow, but my roommate ate them."
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He planned to use polls.
Cole also planned to use the Wankel in mainstream cars.
He planned to use the texts for the day's lecture.
Woods planned to use his backup 3-wood Friday.
He planned to use these items for yellow fever bioterrorism.
The company said it planned to use Scour's search technology.
Originally we planned to use a commercial multiplexer, ADG904.
I asked Ryan if he planned to use Twitter.
Peterson had also planned to use the site for offices.
They planned to use the visas later in the year.
It planned to use this "extra muscle" in Whitehall.
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