"shooting plan" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in movies, television, and other media, referring to the plan of how a scene or project will be filmed. For example: "The director of the new movie has just revealed the shooting plan for the next two months."
Texas school had a shooting plan, armed officers and practice.
The shooting plan should not be deviated from without written authorization from both.
A copy of each approved version of the shooting plan is kept with the documentation for the science cruise.
A shooting plan will be developed and approved by the PIs and the Chief Science Officer during the cruise mobilization.
Any changes to the shooting plan must be discussed with the Chief Science Officer first, then agreed upon changes are brought to the Captain.
Try 150 Day 15 of "Death of a Dynasty," a film with a 17-day shooting plan, found the rap impresario turned moviemaker DAMON DASH on budget and on schedule.
Many of us were beginning to read newspapers and wonder about how the big stories of the day - Communism in Cuba, the Freedom Riders, the Kennedy moon shot plan - fit with what we were learning in class.
A local community center where Roberto played -- and which he was walking by when he was shot -- plans to expand in the coming year.
Prompted by concern for Jackson after the shooting, plans to reunite Booker T & the MGs are solidified, with recording dates booked for the first week of 1976.
President Obama, who cut short a trip to Europe after the shooting, plans to visit Dallas on Tuesday and to attend a memorial service for the fallen officers.
Almost everyone who commits a mass shooting planned it for hours or sometimes weeks - or in the case of Columbine, a year.
