"outlining the project" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It means to provide an overview or plan of the project, typically in a written format. Example: "Please submit a detailed proposal outlining the project, including timelines, budget, and expected outcomes."
Outlining the project for the first time last year, Mark Shorrock, Tidal Lagoon Power's founder and chief executive, said it was essential to build more than one tidal lagoon: "Economies of scale bring immediate advantage.
Since we know little of Omidyar's intentions (interview here in the NYT and a story outlining the project), I'll spare Monday Note readers my usual back-of-the-envelope calculations, and I'll stick to a general outline of what a richly funded news ventures could look like.
The staff then sends an e-mail message notifying the designers that they are a potential match and outlining the project's specifications.
Their webpage outlining the project explains, "As well as the residential potential of the area our study is looking at the opportunities for creating employment through new retail and office space and for new social and community spaces.
Both interviewers and interviewees were recruited following presentations to the classes outlining the project, the process of peer interviewing and their specific roles.
The current paper serves as an important step in the dissemination of the results by outlining the project background, explaining its key concepts, and providing a detailed description of methods adopted prior to the results of the analyses.
It wasn't long before William, known as Sparky, his son and daughter-in-law began to outline the project.
During the last week in October, Ted Eubanks Jr., Fermata's president, and Ms. Dickson held three meetings along the coastline to outline the project.
This paper outlines the project rationale, design, and methods.
It outlined the project of the overall history, explaining the basic viewpoint and the methods to be used.
This paper outlines the project monitoring approach developed in the Pacific Islands International Waters Project (IWP), a project funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) involving 14 Pacific Island Countries.
