john has suggested that because this is planned vs john has suggested that, because this is planned

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. The first phrase without a comma is used when 'because this is planned' is part of the content of John's suggestion. The second phrase with a comma is used when 'because this is planned' provides additional information or clarification about John's suggestion.

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john has suggested that because this is planned

This phrase is correct and commonly used when 'because this is planned' is part of the content of John's suggestion.

This phrase is used when 'because this is planned' is a direct part of what John has suggested.

Examples:

John has suggested that because this is planned, we should proceed with caution.
She followed John's advice because this is planned.
The team decided to implement the changes because this is planned.

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The Council has suggested that this threshold be set at 5000 EUR.
Mr Giansily has suggested that something might yet be done for employment in this area via the levy.
Mrs Prets has suggested that the Union should sponsor radio or television programmes.
Now, Tara's ob-gyn has suggested that the fetus is viable now.
Weaker evidence has suggested that mitotane plasma levels above 14 mg/ l may result in enhanced efficacy.
Miss Fitzgerald has suggested that perhaps we might get you a little help... by farming out part of the work to an outside private detective agency.
Someone has suggested that you come over to Homicide and do temps for a few months.
CT examination has suggested that significant medial displacement of Opgenra can occur post-operatively and this can result in bone forming medially.
Research in animals and in cell culture has suggested that many active substances could influence the effects of PDT, possible examples of which are described below.
The Commission has suggested that the cap-and-trade scheme, which the United States rejected, should commence in 2005.
The Commission itself has suggested that this raises doubts as to the true origin of the garlic imported from these third countries.
The Commission has suggested that if a plant fails the tests it should close, but it will be up to the country to decide.
A recent survey has suggested that child smoking in Germany alone has increased by up to 50%.
The rapporteur has suggested that the amendment be included as an addition, showing a desire to compromise which I applaud.
President Chirac has suggested that the senior representatives of the working group against terrorism should be assisted by Interpol.
Madam President, Nick Griffin of the British National Party has suggested that my voting is influenced by commercial interests.
The Commission has suggested that the Scottish Executive should stipulate in the contract that all workers must be transferred.
The Commission has suggested that this subcommittee meet for the first time on 26 November and is awaiting a response from Egypt.
The Commissioner has suggested that we need to move from 20% to 30%.
Miss Deng, the defence has suggested that you are in this for the money.

Alternatives:

John has suggested that, because this is planned, we should proceed with caution.
John has suggested that because this is planned, we need to consider all options.
John has suggested that because this is planned, we must act quickly.