The phrase "a plan to propose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing intentions or strategies related to making a proposal, whether in a personal or professional context.
Example: "We have developed a plan to propose a new marketing strategy to the board next week."
Alternatives: "a strategy to suggest" or "an intention to present".
He did, however, formulate a plan to propose to Ms. Martinet on the occasion of his 63rd birthday.
Now the latter has been achieved they're turning their attention to the ePrivacy piece — with a plan to propose a new version of that by the end of this year.
The quote checker is free to use, but the team's hope is to spark interest from social platforms and search engines with a plan to propose an API for two scenarios: automatically flagging fake quotes before they have a chance to go viral, and for helping moderators identify fake content.
Blagojevich released a statement Friday attacking his replacement's plan to propose an income tax increase.
Activists in Paraguay plan to propose a similar law to the senate in October, said Martin Viveros of the group Somosgay.
We plan to propose a larger study based on this preliminary data.
They deserve credit for going beyond the simple bankruptcy plan to propose a rewrite of the city charter.
[C4.] Conservatives to Propose Budget-Paring plan House conservatoves propose propose an austere alternative spending plan that would pare more than $650 billion over five years, balance the budget and drastically shrink three cabinet agencies.
Democrats plan to propose an amendment that would delete the reference to drilling, and Republicans will need 50 votes to stop the amendment.
In the future, if the research community expresses interest, we plan to propose an interactive forum or message board for discussions.
(His original plan, to propose on a moonlit beach, was scuttled when they were chased away by sand crabs).
