Preparing the published article.
Structuring a Project Application
A structure reviewers can follow quickly.
Sections
| Section | Content |
|---|---|
| Background | The problem and your starting point, with data |
| Scope | What will be done, and what is out of scope |
| Technical approach | Feasibility, key indicators, risks and mitigations |
| Benefits | Economic, technical and social, with a clear basis |
| Capability | Team, funding, facilities and controls |
Writing that scores
- Use tables for indicators and comparisons.
- Attach evidence behind each claim: contracts, reports, test data.
- State risks openly with mitigations; it reads as competence.
- Cut generic statements about industry trends.