The phrase "draw a roadmap" is correct and usable in written English.
You might use this phrase if you are setting goals and planning to achieve them, or if you are leading a team project and need to plan the steps to completion. For example: "We are going to need to draw a roadmap of our project if we want to ensure that our deadlines are met."
In 2007, a similar protest march led to the formation of the National Council on Land Reforms, under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, which was supposed to draw a roadmap for policy reform.
If it can, it could help draw a roadmap for countries around the world with similar combinations of resources and needs.
While a recent court decision seemed to draw a roadmap for using this approach, I became concerned that this relatively new concept might, down the road, be interpreted to mean what is reasonable for commercial interests, not consumers.
Third, we need to "protect more and waste less". At Rio, governments must draw a roadmap for the smarter use of resources.
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DRAW A ROADMAP As you go through the AMP, keep making notes of what you can take back to your organization.
The Supreme Council of Armed Forces, which took over the executive when Mubarak fell, has drawn a roadmap of the transition.
The rules under which the Egyptian elections will be conducted are, as one friend of mine in the operational wing of the new Egyptian Social Democratic Party told me, "algorithmically complicated". (He added, wearily, "I've got it all plotted out on Excel spreadsheets"). The Supreme Council of Armed Forces, which took over the executive when Mubarak fell, has drawn a roadmap of the transition.
And panelists suggested drawing a roadmap will require Canadian scientists to think hard about their priorities, and their best opportunities to make a mark.
It also draws a roadmap for the types of things to avoid if your startup's product might be targeting a market long dominated by another company.
Amongst its 4,000 pages of testimony and historical accounts were 94 calls to action, drawing a roadmap for how Canada could repair its fractured relationship with its indigenous peoples.
