The phrase "rough plans" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to tentative or preliminary plans, often made without much detail or precision. Example: "We have some rough plans for the trip, but we still need to finalize the dates and book the flights."
Under the commission's rough plans, companies would adopt a tax base for their EU-wide activities, rather than face a tangle of 27 different regimes.
By the time he drafted rough plans for Mr. Kacmarcik's residence, the Bauhaus virtuoso had already completed major projects like the Unesco headquarters in Paris.
Mr. Brillembourg had already drawn up rough plans for the house, which he modified to accommodate both Ms. Waisman's studio and her design ideas.
Even though Jackson had not toured widely in more than decade, some $30 million was spent to mount 50 shows in London, with rough plans for a world tour to follow.
He borrowed an energy book from a library, where he found the rough plans to put together an electricity generator to harness the energy from the wind, and provide energy to power lights and radio for his family home.
It wasn't until about three years ago that Mayor Daley got hold of some rough plans that had languished in Ms. Gallagher's department for a new and improved riverfront, at which point the renaissance began.
Completely contradictory to my naturally controlling and over-planning ways, we made a rough plan on which countries we planned on visiting, but no hotel reservations or actual dates.
All we had was a rough plan for five sections".
This chapter deals with the rough planning components at the individual site of a production network based on neural networks.
He recently canceled events in Florida, and a West Coast trip is still in the rough planning stages.
Girardi, who makes the final decision about when and where Rivera plays, even drew up a rough plan for how it might look.
