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could anyone tell me it is ok to say "formulate" planning or "compose" plannng? even other verbs are more appropriate. What I mean here is I don't know which verb to be used for planning.
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The trouble is, you are trying to be redundant. Just use 'plan'. At best, we say, 'the planning was done over the weekend. We planned to investigate the allegations. . .'
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