The phrase "a particular proposal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific suggestion or plan that is being discussed or considered.
Example: "After reviewing all the options, we decided to move forward with a particular proposal that aligns with our goals."
Alternatives: "a specific proposal" or "a certain proposal".
A screening procedure plays a crucial role in determining whether an EIA is required for a particular proposal.
Major would ask him what he thought of a particular proposal and Kerr would reply that he didn't know since Lubbers was speaking Dutch.
Although recognition enjoys majority support, the referendum council has not approved a particular proposal to be voted on at a referendum.
This paper describes the framework and provides guidance for how to develop an optimization model using the framework that is customized for a particular proposal effort of interest.
"There's nobody in the cabinet who is responsible for representing – to those members of the cabinet who may need advice on an issue – how a particular proposal may impact on the judiciary," the lord chief justice observed.
A particular proposal is argued for in which argument structure is a syntactic level of representation whose information and formal design is unique to this level and which is related to other levels by correspondence principles.
CSR is also, Scarpa says, standardizing the way "résumés --those summarésumés --thosecussion of a parésumés --thoseal--are written.
Justice O'Connor did not offer an analysis of any particular proposal, instead observing that "no single response is appropriate for every situation".
Only careful analysis can determine the net impact of any particular proposal.
But Mr. Perry did not recommend or endorse any particular proposal, including Mrs. Clinton's.
And, anyway,, any particular proposal being debated wouldn't have stopped this or that massacre, whose perpetrator would have escaped its rules.
