"wise planning" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in various contexts to refer to the act of making intelligent and strategic decisions in order to achieve a desired outcome. For example: - "The project's success can be attributed to the team's wise planning and execution." - "In order to achieve financial stability, it is important to practice wise planning and budgeting." - "Throughout history, many great leaders have emphasized the importance of wise planning in achieving victory." - "The company's growth can be attributed to their wise planning and ability to adapt to changing market conditions."
I am pushing for interventions that are more ambitious — giving laypeople more ability to understand and customize legal info, legal processes, legal options for their own wise planning.
A timely sale of trees of appropriate sizes and species, at an appropriate sale price, is the payoff for years of wise planning and management.
Climate change is a long-term trend, but with wise planning and risk mitigation now, we can reduce adverse impacts downrange.
Right selection of species from nature's library, traditional knowledge, wise planning, innovative application and patience to natural functioning of ecosystems are the main attributes of the begin - of - the- pipe approach.
The Parco is designed to look something like a miniature town, with streets and trees and flowers, and it does, sort of -- especially if you don't notice that the lanes of the roads are separated by curbs (wise planning) and that the traffic islands feature generous spreads of artificial turf.
For all the wise planning that went into the farewell, the Mets should have understood how difficult it would be for fans to cope with happy memories if the team started the day with a loss that would only have been redeemed by a Brewers loss.
I was not convinced this was a wise plan.
Years ago Tomlinson put forward wise plans for a range of diplomas to be taken at 18+.
Supporters of a publicly owned span here say it is the only wise plan, the only one that offers needed public oversight and regulation.
Those lining up on the side that Goodell crafted a wise plan for Vick's reinstatement include John Clayton of ESPN.com and Jason Cole of Yahoo.com, while Peter King of SI.com believes Vick could not have expected any better.
That's probably a wise plan, since the costs of excess inventory are real and generally quantifiable.
