The phrase "a prototype to a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relationship between a prototype and the object or concept it is intended to represent or develop.
Example: "The team created a prototype to a new smartphone model that incorporates advanced features."
Alternatives: "a model for a" or "a template for a".
He showed a prototype to a skeptical industry in 1994.
"It's been fun watching this go from an idea to a prototype to a company that is trying to sell it.
Further work on this project would include testing the prototypes in the field and taking the box from a prototype to a more robust device.
McCarthy brought a prototype to a sequencing conference in Florida earlier this year and says that people were lined up to see it until the early hours of the morning.
In the 5 years since its debut, we have moved the CCDB from a prototype to a stable resource and expanded the scope of the project to include data management and knowledge engineering.
Now the company can get a prototype to a customer in a couple of weeks.Mr Campagna would be happier if the economy were brighter, but says that making 95% of its products in America instead of 65% has transformed the firm's business.
The company helped promote the whole idea of testing the appeal of new technology by showing a prototype to an online audience to see how many snapped it up.
To expedite the transformation of 3D printing from a prototyping to a manufacturing platform, her team has also recently demonstrated high-throughput printing of multiple materials via multinozzle arrays.
Dr Topol recently used a prototype to assess a fellow passenger on an aircraft who was suffering from chest pain.
Identifying a variable is a way to focus a prototype to address one aspect of an idea.
In 1973, Li established the MIT Innovation Center, a program designed to shepherd students through the process of innovation, from developing an idea to engineering a prototype to marketing a product.
