"creating an outline" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of making a plan of the main points in a written work (such as an essay or report). For example, "Before beginning my essay, I created an outline to plan out my main points and arguments."
What you were doing was creating an outline of a bone and freeing it so you could pull it up by the tip, tearing the tissue underneath while also trimming it gently — pulling and trimming, pulling and trimming.
The influential style he developed there was based on the juxtaposition of flat areas of colours enclosed by black contours, the total effect suggesting cloisonné enamel (a technique in which metal strips differentiate the colour areas of the design, thereby creating an outline effect)—hence the name Cloisonnisme used to describe this style.
Challenges with specific elements of searching (such as locating full text) and writing (such as creating an outline) were shared among members of both groups.
Ideas for the revamp of New Place include creating an outline of the structure of the house over its foundations "to create a sense of the shape and scale of it," said the trust.
For me, creating an outline has always been a challenge and perhaps why short stories seemed so much easier to write.
Begin by creating an outline of what your building will look like on paper.
Each group should create an outline to be presented to the teacher at the end of the period.
3. Individually develop a favorite young literary protagonist into an older teen or young adult character; create an outline for a sequel for this character.
As a group, students draw upon facts from the article and their imaginations to create an outline or rough script for their scene.
