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I think the usual format is giving the research question, and proving (through a lit review and timescale) of how you will develop the process to that research and answer the question. State the question, then propose the plan (which could include the project). You'll need to prove that your research question is unique by glossing over what has been established in that field, and what hasn't been established or thought of before. Several universities give examples of passable research proposals (google it), across both sides of the pond :).

Ah, i actually was not aware a practice based proposal was so different. Learning something new every day! :) I found this resource page, hope it helps if you haven't seen it yet during your search:[url=showthumb]https://www.kent.ac.uk/smfa/postgraduate/research-proposals.html[/url]