The phrase "a concept note" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in academic, business, or project contexts to refer to a brief document outlining an idea or proposal.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, I would like everyone to review a concept note that outlines our objectives and strategies."
Alternatives: "a proposal document" or "an idea brief".
How do you develop a research question, prepare a concept note, and get your project funded?
Students progressively develop and receive weekly feedback on a concept note to support a funding proposal addressing a research question of their choosing.
In a concept note on sex work published in 2013, UN Women said sex workers were "rights holders like all other women and men and should be recognised as such".
A concept note from his ministry, last revised in December, explains that they will "have smart (intelligent) physical, social, institutional and economic infrastructure", guaranteeing their residents employment opportunities and "a very high quality of life, comparable with any developed European city".
Permission to use the data set was given by the MEASURE DHS following the assessment of a concept note.
The application process has two stages; the first step is submitting a Concept Note by December 7 , 2014following the online instructions.
Recognising global health as a rapidly emerging policy field, the German federal government recently released a national concept note for global health politics (July 10 , 2013.
EvalSDGs produced a draft Concept Note.
In an official "Concept Note" ahead of the meeting, Germany said the security council needed to draw up scenarios for dealing with the affects of extreme temperatures and rising seas.
Each phase lasted 12 months and was guided by an overall concept note.
Malawi checklist for diversion processes [Word 38kb] Concept note for a workshop to develop a common understanding among all stakeholders (NGOs, Magistrates, Prosecutors, Probation Officers and Paralegal Officers) of all the processes that are involved in diversion [no dates or other information available provided].
