"planned roadmap" is a correct phrase in written English.
It refers to a detailed plan or strategy for achieving a goal or completing a project. It is typically used in a business or project management context. Example: "The company's CEO presented a planned roadmap for the next five years, outlining the steps necessary to increase profits and expand into new markets."
He introduced the first version of his signature budget plan, "Roadmap for America's Future," in May 2008.
Go-To-Market Plan: Roadmap for product launch with evaluation of top channels and top players to approach.
His detailed plan, Roadmap for America's Future, first offered as legislation in 2008, proposes to insure permanent solvency of both Social Security and Medicare through quasi-privatization; to simplify the tax code; and to eliminate the federal debt by mid-century.
These improvements provide a planning roadmap so that plans can be made and funds can be budgeted to sustain receipt of the services required for an orderly resolution, even if the service provider and receivers are separated (e.g., through sale or failure) in a resolution scenario.
Deloitte & Touche Online www.dtonline.com Big Five accountants Deloitte & Touche present a well-organized estate planning roadmap in its Your Estate Plan area.
Palmisano's rationale, as he recently told HBR, was that IBM was a "mature business" that needed to respond to the demands of shareholders who "wanted more margin expansion and cash generation than top-line growth". Palmisano dubbed his plan Roadmap 2010 and committed to increase earnings per share from $6 to $10 by 2010.
There is an opportunity for every African government to build on the MHAP to develop a National Mental Health Strategy and Plan (Roadmap).
We take into account the findings of the current usability study for planning the roadmap for future work, in preparing the next version of the AR environment.
When planning their roadmap, we encourage our customers to first consider what they will ultimately deliver to their customers.
Forecasting the development of bioenergy using econometric models can help decision makers to optimize strategies and plan roadmaps for the bioenergy industry and its supply chain.
