The phrase "a blueprint that will" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing plans, strategies, or designs that are intended to lead to a specific outcome or result.
Example: "We have developed a blueprint that will guide our project towards success over the next five years."
Alternatives: "a plan that will" or "a framework that will".
A blueprint that will use investment in infrastructure projects to kickstart growth.
We finally have an organizational structure and a blueprint that will allow a new superintendent to get the job done".
In a telephone interview after the speech, Mr. Laskaway said, "I tried to lay out a blueprint that will get something done".
The NHS hopes that by helping to shape the way the towns are built it can begin to address major healthcare problems including obesity and dementia and establish a blueprint that will be followed elsewhere.
The intent, of course, is to piece these together into a blueprint that will achieve the ultimate goal, but when a project involves many people working over an extended period of time, it's very hard for managers planning it to predict all the activities and work streams that will be needed.
In order for Mr Leung to redeem himself, the administration must introduce a blueprint that will allow all eligible voters to select their next chief executive in a free and fair process by 2017, according to Mrs Chan.
2. The House of Representatives narrowly cleared a budget blueprint that will allow a tax overhaul bill — which could cut taxes by as much as $1.5 trillion — to pass Congress without any Democratic votes.
After an anticlimactic vote-a-rama on Thursday evening, the upper chamber voted along party lines — minus Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky). — to approve a spending blueprint that will allow Republicans to pass a massive tax cut without Democratic votes.
Late last week, the Senate took a big step in that direction by passing a budget "blueprint" that will make it easy for Congress, controlled by Republicans, to repeal the act.
With his economic recovery plan signed into law, Mr. Obama plans to turn his attention more to health care next week with a fiscal blueprint that will begin to advance his ideas about covering the uninsured, advisers said.
I am confident that conclusions we reported to Congress represent an excellent policy blueprint that will have tangible and beneficial effects for the people of the United States.
