"previous planning" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to refer to planning or preparation that has already been done or that happened in the past. For example: "We had done extensive previous planning for the conference, so it went very smoothly."
The previous planning system had proved controversial for many communities.
No previous planning or design experience is necessary to be eligible.
A thorough comparison with other previous planning algorithms shows that the proposed approach obtains better results.
The company has also breached previous planning permissions, drilling beyond a cut-off date designed to protect wintering birds.
"For high streets to thrive they need a balance of tenants, and we've already seen unintended consequences from previous planning reforms.
The team's macro-action approach, dubbed "MacDec-POMDPs," builds on previous planning models that are referred to as "decentralized partially observable Markov decision processes," or Dec-POMDPs.
The new application to flow test includes revised planning boundary lines showing the extent of the horizontal well being tested, and will effectively cover the same well testing work scope that was permitted activity in Cuadrilla's previous planning permission.
English Heritage and the National Trust, which have come together for the first time to work on the road proposals, after being at loggerheads in many previous planning inquiries, remained jubilant.
Despite strong opposition from residents over two years, two previous planning applications for the home had been granted, and today councillors voted through further plans to raise the height of the townhouses to four stories.
In an interview with Schwartz, Muratore denied any intent to "jiggle" the numbers and defended his argument that the worst-case scenarios used in previous planning efforts were overly conservative.
