The phrase "a philosophical proposal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an idea or suggestion that is based on philosophical concepts or theories.
Example: "In her latest book, she presents a philosophical proposal for understanding the nature of consciousness."
Alternatives: "a philosophical suggestion" or "a philosophical idea".
We proceed to a second major philosophical proposal for equality, of Ronald Dworkin, who introduced the concept of personal responsibility into egalitarian theory.
Philosophical proposals are critiqued with the aid of economic models.
Although he was rightly famous in his time for some of his scientific and mathematical ideas, many considered his philosophical proposals about the radical difference between mind and body implausible and unoriginal.
Wilkins' Essay was widely circulated at the time, but the main interest in the Essay was his proposal for a philosophical language in general rather than just a universal standard for units of measure.
To overcome explanatory limitations of proposals that adopt either universalist or contextualist approaches in isolation, I propose a philosophical model that integrates contributions from both traditions: the psycho-historical theory of agent-identification.
To overcome explanatory limitations of proposals that adopt either universalist or contextualist approaches in isolation, I propose a philosophical model that integrates contributions from both traditions: the psycho-historical theory of agent-identification ("psycho-historical theory" henceforth).
The variety of proposals made using both approaches is too great to canvass here; the interested reader is referred to Joshi (2003) for a review of the current state of the art, and to Earman (1995, ch. 3) for a philosophical discussion of many of the proposals.
Like President Obama's own budget earlier this year, Ryan's proposal for the 2015 fiscal year is largely a philosophical statement of principles.
The proposal to link premiums to income raises a philosophical and political question: Should wealthy people pay more for Medicare?
