Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:  present a technique for separating knowledge representation from application specific views that are currently often conflated within bio-ontologies. Many ontologies contain information for two tasks; one to represent the knowledge of some field of interest and another to support an application through providing views over ontologies that present the terms in a useful way for an application.  analyse this phenomenon in some bio-ontologies and suggest this separation of layers as a solution.  leave dedicated ontology languages like OWL and OBO to represent the knowledge of a field of interest, and use a more lightight vocabulary, namely SKOS, to capture application specific views.  use this technique to encode a number of views inside the Experimental Factor Ontology. Each of these views serves a special purpose to different user communities; hover, it does ensure the underlying ontology can remain for the annotation and integration of biological data. OWL and SKOS together provide a porful, standards based, mechanism to reconstitute annotated biological data for many different application domains.
['Simon Jupp', 'A.A.P. Gibson', 'James Malone', 'Helen Parkinson', 'Robert Stevens']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Taking a view on bio-ontologies
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