The phrase "legislative blueprint" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a plan of action, such as laws or regulations, that will be implemented by a government or other organization. For example: "The mayor presented a detailed legislative blueprint to show how the city could reduce traffic congestion."
WASHINGTON — House Republicans on Thursday will issue a legislative blueprint called "A Pledge to America" that they hope will catapult them to a majority in the November elections.
House Republicans on Thursday intend to unveil their long-awaited legislative blueprint for the next Congress if they win a majority in the November elections, aides said Monday.
In Ryan's "Roadmap for America," the legislative blueprint that he first put forward in 2008, these proposals were the central element, while tax cuts were secondary.
[C4.] Legislative Blueprint on Pensions to Be Introduced The first major legislative blueprint for solving the problems of the private pension sector is expected to be introduced in the House Committee on Education and the Workforce today by Representatives John Boehner, an Ohio Republican, left, and Sam Johnson, a Texas Republican.
The phrase "climate change" appears twenty-nine tines in the new budget, but there is no new plan for Congress to take up in Obama's otherwise ambitious legislative blueprint.
WASHINGTON — In the legislative blueprint that Republicans hope will serve as a roadmap to winning control of the House, they declared their two highest priorities to be creating jobs and stopping "out-of-control spending" by the federal government.
Some of them, namely high-speed railway and expressway, have robust and comprehensive legislative frameworks with a nationwide blueprint and base plans as well as development plans for each single lines.
Mr. Duncan and a White House official said that despite the Republican takeover of the House, they still hoped the blueprint would guide the legislative overhaul.
The following year Norquist teamed with Rep. Newt Gingrich and others to develop a "Contract with America," a concise blueprint of the Republicans' legislative goals that was seen as a key factor in the party's resounding success in the 1994 midterm elections.
In the Populist Caucus, we've put together four legislative initiatives that we believe are a "Blueprint to Recovery".
"Today's decision will indeed become a blueprint for extensive expansion of the legislative power at the Judiciary's expense".
