The phrase "draw up a roadmap" is correct and usable in written English.
This expression indicates the act of creating a plan of action, usually over a period of time, that outlines specific steps to attain a particular goal. For example: "We need to draw up a roadmap to make sure we reach our goal of full digitization by the end of the year."
Unctad, the UN's Geneva-based trade and investment arm, has been working for several years to draw up a "roadmap" for sovereign debt resolution.
The Group of 20 countries (the world's most advanced economies plus some large developing countries) asked the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development OECDD), a rich-country think-tank, to draw up a roadmap for reforming the current patchwork of rules and tax treaties, which is so easily gamed by big business.
Academics from both countries should attempt to think outside of the box and help policymakers to draw up a roadmap for bilateral cooperation.
In the name of peace, human rights, environmental quality, the alleviation of suffering, and the rule of law, coalfield residents desperately need Carter to make a visit to a mountaintop removal site and intervene as a special emissary to bring an end to the crime of mountaintop removal and draw up a roadmap for economic revival through green jobs and clean energy initiatives.
We must do something," he declared, drawing up a "roadmap for reform".
Helmersson agreed that brands had an important role to play and said this was why a year ago H&M had drawn up a roadmap for a fair living wage (based on methodology drawn up by the Fair Wage Network) that aims to improve purchasing practices, implement pay structures that reward workers for skills and efficiency, and encourage worker involvement in negotiating their conditions.
This year we drew up a roadmap to end animal abandonment here by 2020, relying on three tenets: prevention, education and rescue.
The team and several advisers will draw up a policy roadmap as the former Jakarta governor prepares to take power in October.
Impressed by what has been achieved so far at HMAS Stirling – the project will start generating energy in mid-2017 – the Mauritian government has roped in Carnegie Clean Energy, the Australian developers of the Garden Island microgrid, to draw up a renewable energy roadmap for the country backed with a $800,000 contribution from the Australian and Mauritian governments.
Besides planning the policy roadmap, it will draw up a list of potential cabinet ministers.
Draw up a priorities list.
