The phrase "a common proposal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a suggestion or plan that is widely accepted or frequently made in a particular context.
Example: "The committee reviewed a common proposal for improving community engagement and decided to implement it."
Alternatives: "a typical suggestion" or "a standard proposal".
Even separating the CEO and chairman's positions, a common proposal among corporate good-governance advocates, is proposed as something the board "should consider". You can't get much more mealy-mouthed than that.
The authors are working toward a common proposal with the PHD Working Group (PHD-WG) in order to adapt the remote control capabilities from X73PoC to X73PHD.
Justice Department officials are locked in private deliberations over the federal government's remedy proposal, and there have been no formal meetings between state and federal officials to formulate a common proposal.
A common proposal to eliminate the funding shortfall is to increase the full retirement age, currently 66.
They will grapple with the diversity of their own particular experience while attempting to forge a common proposal to put forward to the G20 delegates from their country.
Substantively, the three proposals have a good deal of overlap, and their respective authors should be able to hammer out a common proposal that will appear on the ballot as a single initiative.
A second common proposal is that PFC is especially important in novel or unpracticed behavior (e.g., Norman and Shallice 1980).
A far more common proposal within the GOP tent is to merely build a fence along the border.
Mr. Cantor said the president was being too hasty in his dismissal of the legislation and called the Republican plan a "common sense" proposal to "ensure that Washington begins to live within its means and put in place a constitutional balanced-budget amendment that will make balancing our budget the rule, not the exception".
Suggesting that consumers should be allowed to buy insurance in states other than where they live is a common Republican proposal.
"We urge the House leadership to allow a vote and stop obstructing a common sense proposal that would help Americans across the country and our economy". U.S. Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney holds a rally with Senator Marc Rubio, former Governor Jeb Bush and Congressman Connie Mack at Landmark Aviation in Tampa, Florida on October 31 , 2012
