Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: The purpose of a grammatical theory is to specify the mechanisms and  principles that can characterize the relations of acceptable  sentences in particular languages to the meanings that they express.  It is sometimes proposed that the simplest and most explanatory way  of arranging the formal mechanisms of grammatical description is to  allow them to produce unacceptable representations or derivations  for some meanings and then to appeal to a global principle of  economy to control this overgeneration. Thus there is an intuition  common to many syntactic theories that a given meaning should be  expressed in the most economical way, that smaller representations  or shorter derivations should be chosen over larger ones.    explore the conceptual and formal issues of Economy  as it has been discussed within the theory of Lexical Functional  Grammar. In LFG the metric of Economy is typically formulated in  terms of the size of one component of syntactic representation -- the  surface constituent structure tree -- but it is often left unstated  which trees for a given meaning are to be compared and how they are  to be measured.  present a framework within which alternative  explicit definitions of Economy can be formulated, and examine some  phenomena for which Economy has been offered as an explanation.  Hover,  observe that descriptive devices already available and  independently motivated within the traditional LFG formalism can  also account for these phenomena directly, without relying on  cross-derivational comparisons to compensate for  overgeneration. This leads us to question whether Economy is  necessary or even useful as a separate principle of grammatical  explanation.
['Mary Dalrymple', 'Ronald M. Kaplan', 'Tracy Holloway King']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Economy of Expression as a principle of syntax
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