decelerationplan

noun
UK /ˌdiːsɛləˈreɪʃən plæn/
US /ˌdiːsɛləˈreɪʃən plæn/

A plan to slow something down.

The pilot followed the decelerationplan before landing the plane.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A schedule for gradually reducing speed or activity.

The factory adopted a decelerationplan to cut production slowly.

3. A set of steps to bring a moving vehicle safely to a slower pace.

Engineers wrote a decelerationplan for the train's approach to the station.

4. A strategy for easing off an intense effort over time.

The coach made a decelerationplan so the runners could recover after the race.