"produce a protocol" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a plan of action that needs to be created. For example, "The project manager was instructed to produce a protocol for the upcoming event."
The contest also produced a protocol for validating sequencing data that he hopes "will be a useful tool" for researchers.
It also said it will require the project engineer who submitted the original permit application for a crane to produce a "written protocol" for each jump, including guidelines for how the work should be done.
The ABS negotiations ran late every night last week but still failed to produce a proposed protocol on the issue by the agreed-upon Friday deadline.
Ban is now campaigning for countries such as the U.S. to "seal the deal" at a United Nations climate conference in Copenhagen this December, which aims to produce a global protocol of rules and wealth transfers.
Standardised protocols may provide diagnostic information with greater precision in terms of sensitivity and specificity, as well as replicating gamete physiological interaction more accurately, and this is in agreement with Oehninger et al. [ 61] suggesting that SPA methodology should be revisited to produce a consensus protocol.
We addressed the bottlenecks of Nextera library construction to produce a modified protocol which harnesses the full power of the Nextera kit and allows the reproducible construction of libraries on a high-throughput scale reducing the associated cost of the kit.
These three steps produce an efficient protocol employing just polynomial resources.
At the outset of a research project a mandatory planning phase should produce an effective protocol.
In contrast to other methods of experimental research such as clinical trials, however, none of these regulations specifically addresses study design and there is often no formal requirement to produce a study-specific protocol or analysis plan in advance of data collection.
