plan to release

Frequency: 7.614.5 per million words

Indicates an intention to make something available in the future.

releaseVERB + release

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plan to

Examples (10)

  • The tech company plans to release its highly anticipated new smartphone next quarter.
  • The government plans to release the official unemployment figures tomorrow morning.
  • Our team is planning to release a major software update by the end of the month.
  • The artist plans to release a new single as a preview for her upcoming album.
  • Environmental groups plan to release a report detailing the impact of climate change.
  • The film studio plans to release the movie trailer online next week.
  • They are planning to release a statement addressing the recent allegations.
  • The charity plans to release a special edition merchandise line to raise funds.
  • Researchers plan to release their groundbreaking study results at the conference.
  • We plan to release more details about the project as soon as they are finalized.