The phrase "a concept paper" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a document that outlines a proposed idea, project, or research topic, often used in academic or professional settings.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, I would like you to prepare a concept paper that outlines our objectives and methodology."
Alternatives: "a proposal document" or "an idea outline".
A concept paper on the broader work was published by the 31st Annual AIAA/USU Conference on Small Satellites.
I wish to draw council members' attention to document S/2009/463 containing a letter dated 16 September 2009 from the United States of America, transmitting a concept paper on the item under consideration.
Hermes, a fashion house, is one and Lagardere, a media group, another.Last month Hong Kong's bourse published a "concept paper" on corporate structures that would give control to select shareholders.
A concept paper prepared by Olivia Vent and Norman Uphoff, submitted last summer to the Bill and Melissa Gates Foundation, was one of 47 (out of >1,300 submitted) invited to submit a full proposal.
This isn't quite a draft yet – it's a concept paper.
Last year, the board released a concept paper that serves as a kind of rough draft of the protocol.
Lucas suggests beginning with a four-page description--a "concept paper summary --of what you want to accomplisummary --of
A PBPK concept paper has been published 5 which will lead to a specific European guideline on qualification and reporting of PBPK modeling and analysis.
This is an interesting concept paper.
In an elegant concept paper, Pierce and Speers [ 50] proposed that this reversion occurs because of tissue interactions similar to those that determine cell fate during embryogenesis.
I have been developing more curriculum around financial literacy education, developing a proof of concept paper, applying for fellowships and grants, and exploring issues surrounding this project further academically at school.
