planned placement

noun
UK /plænd ˈpleɪsmənt/
US /plænd ˈpleɪsmənt/

A planned placement is when someone decides ahead of time where a person or thing will go.

The teacher made a planned placement for each student at the science fair tables.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In social work, a planned placement is when a child is moved to a new home or care setting that was decided and prepared for in advance.

The social worker arranged a planned placement for the child with a foster family.

3. In business, a planned placement means putting a product or advertisement in a chosen spot on purpose.

The company chose a planned placement for its new poster in the store window.

4. In education, a planned placement is when a student is put in a class or program that was chosen ahead of time to fit their needs.

Her planned placement in the reading group helped her learn faster.