The phrase "map out a strategy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe the act of planning out a course of action. For example, "We need to map out a strategy in order to succeed in this project."
Map out a strategy, he said, and adjust it frequently.
Map out a strategy of assessing your progress either monthly or quarterly.
Many community leaders are working hard to map out a strategy for this auspicious beginning.
Here are a few of the wrinkles facing each institution as they try to map out a strategy in 2008.
Ms. Gillibrand's top fund-raisers recently called an urgent meeting to map out a strategy for fending off Mr. Ford.
"What if we start with 'Living on a Prayer,' " says Mr. Krents, trying to map out a strategy for the next set.
But a month later, Mr. Berger was already mapping out a strategy to reverse Mr. Christopher's decision.
Over the next several weeks, committee staff members will be mapping out a strategy for conducting the inquiry.
Romero said the group has spent the last two months mapping out a strategy to use public records requests and litigation to push for congressional oversight and gum Trump's policies up in the courts.
But the notion of forward-looking career planning and intentional information gathering is foreign to many postdocs, who, as one audience member put it, will spend weeks designing an experiment and days tracking down a particular article, but no time at all mapping out a strategy for their own futures.
Republican congressional leaders are already mapping out a strategy of continued obstruction to the apparent second term Obama administration.
