The phrase "a plan put forward" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a proposal or suggestion that has been presented for consideration or action.
Example: "The committee reviewed a plan put forward by the project manager to improve efficiency in the workflow."
Alternatives: "a proposal presented" or "a suggestion offered".
A plan put forward a year ago by House Speaker Paul D. Ryan (R-Wis)., contains some similar provisions.
At a public competition in 1925, a plan put forward by the local architect Viktor Trotsenko was accepted.
Gove also proposed an Australian points-style immigration system, a plan put forward by Ukip at the last election.
Under a plan put forward by Mayor Ray Nagin's Bring New Orleans Back Commission (BNOB), areas that experienced minimal flooding by Katrina would be rebuilt immediately.
Mr Abbott opposes a plan put forward by Julia Gillard, the prime minister, to raise a special levy from taxpayers to pay for the damage.
See articleIn California negotiations broke down over a plan put forward by Jerry Brown, the Democratic governor, to plug the state's deficit.
In a referendum on a neighbourhood plan put forward by Cornwall council to allow only full-time residents to own new-build properties in St Ives and Carbis Bay, 83% of voters backed the proposals.
They have rejected a divestment plan put forward by a supermajority of all of Cornell's other governance bodies.
The strike came after janitors voted to reject a pay plan put forward by a group of building maintenance companies that would have offered a 50-cent raise the first year and 40-cent raises the next two years.
Before the start of the next state fiscal year on April 1, the Legislature is expected to consider a financial plan put forward by Richard Ravitch, a former chairman of the authority who led a panel in studying mass transit financing.
The troubled outsourcer Interserve is heading for a pre-pack administration after shareholders rejected a rescue plan put forward by its banks.
