"draft roadmap" is a correct phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a preliminary or tentative plan or strategy for achieving a specific goal or outcome. Example: "The company has released a draft roadmap outlining their proposed steps towards achieving their sustainability goals over the next five years."
One main purpose of the workshop was to discuss other near-term benefits assessment options as laid out in the draft roadmap (U.S. EPA 2009c).
Consultations and one country workshop have led to the completion of two reports - an In-depth Country andessment (IdCa) andraftroadmapadmap for a SPARS.
Two reports currently being drafted, however, have led to steps forward in implementation of a strategic plan for agricultural and rural statistics (SPARS): an IdCA and a SPARS draft roadmap.
Outputs will be focused on three main documents - an In-depth Country assessment report, a country proposal resulting from the assessment and a draft roadmap for the SPARS, which will form the foundation of activities in the country.
Three missions and two workshops in Lao PDR have resulted in three key reports leading to forward progress on SPARS: an In-depth Country assessment (Idcountrycountry proposal for short-term technical assistance and training and a draft roadmap for a SPARS.
In the interview, Mr. Enders said he asked senior managers last month to draft a roadmap for redeploying engineers to new civil aircraft programs like the A350 jet, which is expected to enter service in 2013, if the A400M falls through.
The extraordinary SADC heads of state summit in Angola in June narrowed Zimbabwe's reform agenda to concentrate on completing the constitution-making process and called for the creation of an implementation mechanism and timeframe for the draft election roadmap that was signed in July 2011.
The international and regional discussions taking place to draft a roadmap for a solution in Syria include specific dates for the transitional process, including gradual dates.
This study will provide guidance on future ESA-supported activities in space radiation research by identifying the most appropriate European accelerator facilities to be targeted for cooperation, and by drafting a roadmap for future research activities.
The good news is that such changes are under way, as reflected, for example by the experts drafting Research Roadmaps (see http://www.roamer-mh.org) for the European Union and the U.S. (see http://www.nihpromis.org).org
Mr Burns is touring the region with the draft of a "roadmap" to resolve the Palestinian-Israeli conflict within three years.
