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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a persuasive proposal" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a proposal that is designed to convince or influence someone to accept a particular idea or course of action.
Example: "In order to secure funding for our project, we need to create a persuasive proposal that highlights the benefits and potential impact of our work."
Alternatives: "a convincing proposal" or "an influential proposal".
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Prepare a persuasive proposal and send it to the management team at Google.
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I am a judge, however, for the PRS for Music Foundation's New Music award, a £50,000 prize given a week after the Mercury to the composer(s) who comes up with the most intellectually, technically and creatively persuasive proposal for a post-Cagian conceptual piece of sound-art.
We cannot yet propose a persuasive mechanism.
That group are behind these proposals and are seeking to make a persuasive case for themselves as likeliest custodians of the game.
The majority leader made a persuasive case, citing conservative criticism of the lawsuit idea and pointing out some of the proposals -- such as immigration reform -- that the Senate has passed only to see them die in the House.
He has a persuasive case.
It is a persuasive image.
His was a persuasive account.
Lasse is a persuasive man.
It's a persuasive thesis.
That's a persuasive argument".
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