The phrase "set a roadmap" is correct and can be used in written English.
You might use it to refer to creating a plan for achieving future goals. For example, "We need to set a roadmap for finishing this project by the end of the month."
That has seen him set a roadmap that, unless it is adjusted by his successor, Philip Hammond, will soon take the UK corporate tax rate down to 17%.
There is no doubt that if you set a roadmap for the next decade you will not be able to fill all of the details in, but you might start with a few.
The World Health Organization has identified 17 such diseases and in 2012 set a Roadmap with a target date of 2020 for accelerating progress toward their control and elimination.
The Clean Power Plan sets a roadmap for states to reduce emissions from existing power plans by 30percentt by 2030 by replacing dirty and outdated energy sources with clean, renewable energy and energy efficiency.
The workshop was commended by participants for successfully engaging stakeholders and setting a roadmap for a transfer of ownership and responsibility to local communities.
It needs to set a new roadmap for the coming years.
Last, it is clear from the article about Al Qaeda's successes and from the above that President Obama has not set a strategic roadmap for this initiative.
"Its recommendations are far reaching and set out a roadmap of reform.
In 2016, the Blue Ribbon Panel (BRP) set out a roadmap of recommendations designed to exploit new advances in cancer diagnosis, prevention, and treatment.
An independent audit by the not-for-profit Fair Labor Association at the end of March, which set out a roadmap for improving conditions, insisted on a ceiling of 60 hours a month for overtime.
The security council had already set out a "roadmap" for a west African force of intervention in the Sahel – it required the secretary general to report back on "progress" a few months later.
