The phrase "roadmap into" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a plan or guide that helps someone understand or navigate a complex or difficult situation. Example: The workshop provided a roadmap into the world of entrepreneurship, outlining the steps needed to turn an idea into a successful business.
Fleabag, Girls and Netflix's Lady Dynamite offer young women a wonky roadmap into adulthood – don't worry, they say, we haven't got a fucking clue either.
"They broke the development roadmap into phases".
With the F8 scholarship, I wondered if those scholars would have some sort of pipeline or roadmap into employment at Facebook.
The proposed method combines two methods of modular design to transform the products listed on the roadmap into a list of modules, providing a new roadmap based on module releases.
The current research challenges associated to the application of SOA into reconfigurable supply chains are enumerated and detailed with the aim of providing a roadmap into a major adoption of SOA to support agile reconfigurable supply chains.
Andrew Harvey's The Hope offers us a comprehensive roadmap into a glorious, bright future.
In this paper, we present a method for transforming technology roadmap outputs into a module-based plan.
Even in an optimistic scenario, in which the Afghan roadmap is put into action, there will be substantial costs for the Afghan people.
The programmatic roadmap is structured into four engineering research lines which comprise fabrication process development, structural material development, armor material optimization, and irradiation performance testing, which are complemented by a fundamental research programme on "Materials Science and Modeling".
Because the CEO wielded power (or at least that is what he thought!), he would jump into roadmap meetings to pick and choose what should go in the next release as if the roadmap was a grocery shopping list.
The resulting "Epigenome Roadmap" offers insights into how these molecular marks are able to direct a single gene to produce proteins that give rise to different types of tissue throughout the human body, providing an unprecedented peek into the earliest moments of some diseases, when an errant instruction can knock the behavior of healthy cells terribly off course.
