"outlined idea" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a concept or concept that has been briefly explained or summarized. Example: "The presenter's outlined idea for the new project was well-received by the team."
He outlined ideas for a thematic season focused on Mozart and another exploring the "eternal feminine".
"The return on investment is great, but they also outlined ideas for having the ag department do research involving the bees, and they got the community involved".
At a meeting held at his university last month he outlined ideas he has been developing which might slow that process down, either by pumping the meltwater out, or by refreezing it in situ using liquid nitrogen.
Mr Hollande outlined ideas to combat unemployment - a key pledge in his campaign.
"I think the new leader will continue the current agricultural policy mapped out by the (party's) previous Central Committee and the State Council (cabinet), which have clearly outlined ideas on agriculture development," he said.
Managers outlined ideas such as how to optimize the procedure and structure of team meetings by supplying agenda items, guidelines for the meetings, specific roles, and rotating moderators.
The presenters – Nadino Calapucha, 16; Jessica Penafiel, 13; and Lourdes Yamberla, 18 – outlined ideas that had come out of meetings with a larger group of youths in Ecuador.
Having outlined ideas about ecological communities and the evolutionary processes in microorganisms that complicate the relationship between organismal phylogeny and function, we now consider current taxonomic and functional knowledge about microbial communities.
Ranieri watched all the matches in their survival run under Nigel Pearson before even meeting Leicester to outline ideas.
We sit in her living room, whose walls are covered in whiteboards that neatly outline ideas for future videos and projects.
