"present the outline" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to display or explain the basic structure or main points of something. Example: During the meeting, the project manager will present the outline of the new marketing campaign, including the target audience, budget, and timeline.
The trade unions will present the outline of their draft water management policy at their forthcoming May Day conference.
We present the outline of a "closed-loop attention model" (CLAM), to model attentional phenomena such as visual search.
But there has also been speculation that Putin could essentially reverse track and present the outline of a new "grand bargain".
We also present the outline of the next phase experiment, which is to measure the heavy elements around the knee, using low threshold air-shower core detector named YAC.
To contribute to these advances, we present the outline of a framework to help distinguish between place promotion, place marketing and place branding, along with a discussion on why we believe these differences (should) matter to practitioners.
We present the outline of our proposed ontology driven-methodology in Fig. 1.
At the beginning of next year we plan to present the outlines of our platform.
Romney called Kennedy, and they agreed to approach the Bush Administration and present the outlines of Romney's embryonic health-care plan.
John Sweeney, president of the A.F.L.-C.I.O., and Joe T. Hansen, a leader of the rival Change to Win federation, will present the outlines of their new position on Tuesday in Washington.
Then, we will present the outlines of our intervention model and the design of the randomised trial in which we are currently evaluating the model.
Prosecutors presented the outline of their case to the jury yesterday, beginning with an explanation of the different investigations into how Credit Suisse First Boston allocated shares in public stock offerings.
