coherent plan

collocation in English

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coherent
adjective
uk
/kəʊˈhɪə.rənt/us
/koʊˈhɪr.ənt/
If an argument, set of ideas, or a plan is coherent, it is clear and carefully considered, and each part of it connects or follows in a natural or ...
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plan
noun
uk
/plæn/us
/plæn/
a set of decisions about how to do something in ...
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(Definition ofcoherentandplanfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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The issue is why they were able to agree, and to agree on acoherentplan, in spite of the obstacles arrayed against any such agreement.
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The narrowing of the process to two internal parties, one of which proposed and the other of which disposed, was conducive to adoption of acoherentplan.
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It is not acoherentplan, or even a coherent policy.
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One could not envisage acoherentplanthat would contain measures so rag-bag and random.
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To be able to counter the effects caused by these phenomena, a risk chart is required, along with acoherentplanfor managing environmental factors.
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I have not seen anycoherentplanor document setting out the methods.
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That is what makes a coherent package and acoherentplanof urgent importance.
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There was no question of the fans being segregated, or of there being anycoherentplanto get them to their allocated seats.
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That, at least, is a very comprehensive system, and is based upon acoherentplan.
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Has there been any thinking out of any definitecoherentplanon their part?
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I thought it might be the case that nocoherentplanor policy would be put forward from the benches opposite.
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How can the local planning authorities begin to make acoherentplanif they do not know the answer to that question?
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I think they have produced acoherentplan, or plotted a course, for the next 20 years which can be of great value.
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We hope to provide acoherentplanwhich responds to the needs of that region.
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There is nocoherentplan, and no clear policy.
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I see no reason to assume, when the time comes, that redistribution will necessarily be absent from a careful andcoherentplan.
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It becomes well-nigh impossible to decipher what it is all about and to find acoherentplan.
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A great deal remains to be done, however; for example, we still have nocoherentplanof how civilian crisis management forces should be organised.
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We appear to lack acoherentplanor policy on their use or pattern of action.
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These recent measures could not be part of acoherentplan.
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