The phrase "a great proposition for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting an idea or proposal that is beneficial or appealing to someone or a group.
Example: "The committee believes that this is a great proposition for improving community engagement."
Alternatives: "an excellent proposal for" or "a fantastic suggestion for".
He sees lower prices, more selection, better experience and quicker delivery on everything you can imagine a pretty great proposition for customers — especially because it's one retailer who is providing all of it, not in spite of the fact.
I, for one, enjoy the free and easy feeling of biking but find it rarely gets my heart racing like a good run therefore this chocolate and peanut butter combo just might make for a great proposition.
And for us, Daytona Lights is a great proposition; cool characters who provide an authentic youth story and who can rock out the SU Bar".
This is a great value proposition for publishers.
Crowdpark also thinks that it can offer a great value proposition for its users by building a cross-platform social betting service.
The big question is: Can telcos add the advertising expertise to create a great value proposition for both brands and consumers that makes them both happy?
My gut tells me that if someone could offer a $50/month plan with the core set of applications including messaging (voice, data, and video) off of a data-centric network, it could present a great value proposition for consumers.
CC: Seems like a great value proposition.
The value proposition here is a great place for people where intellectual capital is important.
For online payments (PayPal's entire business), PayPal will need to develop a value proposition for consumers that is greater than (1) Privacy: shopping without sharing your card number and (2) Convenience: all your cards are digitally stored and you don't need to pull out your physical wallet.
