The phrase "a sort of blueprint" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a general plan or outline that serves as a guide for creating something.
Example: "The architect provided a sort of blueprint for the new community center, outlining the key features and layout."
Alternatives: "a kind of framework" or "a type of outline."
The reclusive billionaire has worked with architects and artists to articulate a sort of blueprint for a new Japan.
He had a robust and rather masculine enjoyment of nature as a sort of blueprint for the godly life.
"When I wrote The Transition Handbook (published in 2008) I was working up to the Energy Descent Plan, a sort of blueprint for the development of any community.
One theory is that that our culture provides a sort of blueprint that we use to determine which memories are important.
Mueller said their work provides a sort of blueprint for future work involving other types of anyons and more complicated quantum states, which are necessary to realize fault-tolerant quantum computation.
For the past three weeks Beck has relentlessly targeted Piven via his television and radio shows as a threat to the American way of life, seizing on an essay that she and her late husband wrote in 1966 as a sort of blueprint for bringing down the American economy.
Until then, the above-mentioned legislatives had served as a sort of a blueprint or a kind of a masterplan of the conventional railway.
It's a nice blueprint for these kinds of collaborations". Their collaboration grew out of a quest for a different sort of blueprint -- the one that biologists have sought ever since they peered through microscopes to witness what physicist David Tank refers to as "magic": a complex animal like the fruit fly developing from a single egg, seemingly from nothing.
When the Jets rookie Santana Moss was preparing to attend last week's National Football League rookie symposium, a sort of life-skills blueprint for young players to stay out of trouble, Moss's thoughts probably echoed those of other rookies: Do I really need to go? Aren't there better things to do with my time?
The Mojave is Blueprint Earth's intended first location--a sort of environmental guinea pig--and was chosen for two reasons: its proximity to Blueprint Earth's hub in Los Angeles, and because of extensive research already conducted in this desert region - work that should simplify one aspect of Blueprint Earth's efforts to rebuild an artificial desert.
