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"the outlines of a" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to the basic structures of something. For example, "The outlines of a plan were beginning to take shape."
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The outlines of a deal are discernible.
The outlines of a deal are already on the table.
The outlines of a possible compromise are already emerging, however.
The outlines of a deal with Oftel are clear enough.
The outlines of a deal have long been clear.
It produces the outlines of a city, as I said.
The outlines of a deal are no secret.
Through it, the eye makes out the outlines of a skyline but few of its details.
At a table, another woman was tracing the outlines of a mouselike character onto another canvas.
But he is not certain of even the outlines of a settlement.
Mr. Clinton said that the proposal still provided "the outlines of a reasonable settlement".
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