"blueprint approach" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to a plan or strategy for achieving a goal. Example sentence: We are using a blueprint approach to launch our new product line.
This study refines a structural service design stages based on the Theory of Inventive Problem Solving (TRIZ) and the service blueprint approach.
Here, we use Germany as an example to present a reproducible blueprint approach for mapping and analysing ecosystem service bundles (ESB) and associated socio-environmental gradients.
This same blueprint approach is how the researchers are approaching the bot's locomotion controls.
10 Third, the water users' associations (WUAs) of the tertiary units (TUs) of the irrigation system, formally established by the government on the basis of a nation-wide blueprint approach to irrigation development.
They suggest rather than having a blueprint approach to intensification and diversification of policy engagement for research actors and institutions, a variety of research influencing goals and engagement approaches is desirable.
You don't turn up with blueprint approaches; you build answers together, joining donor expertise on some technical matters with recipient expertise on the ground.
Jeffrey Sachs's famous arrival in Bolivia to visit shock therapy on an unsuspecting population is only the most famous of all the blueprint approaches typical of the neoliberal era of western aid, written behind a Washington or Tokyo desk.
We conclude with specific criteria for selecting key stakeholders to facilitate each distinct conservation objective, thereby helping to mitigate the problem of stakeholder identification in ways that avoid blueprint approaches.
We developed and demonstrated a structural and empirical service design using an integration of TRIZ (Theory of Inventive Problem Solving), service QFD (Quality Function Deployment), and service blueprint approaches.
As Hoppe et al. [18] show, blueprint approaches may encourage local capacities, but do not guarantee sound and effective policy implementation.
The project provided the basic context in which more community-oriented approaches to the provisioning of social services and environmental protection in pastoral environments were trialled, in contrast to the more top-down, blueprint approaches oft developed in distant offices.
