The phrase "a promising proposal" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a proposal that shows potential for success or positive outcomes.
Example: "After reviewing the project details, we believe that this is a promising proposal that could lead to significant advancements in our research."
Alternatives: "a hopeful suggestion" or "an encouraging plan".
The mayor also gave a nudge to a promising proposal for Manhattan's West Side, with a football stadium for the Jets that converts into an expansion of the Jacob Javits Convention Center.
This is a promising proposal, but it faces three challenges.
These results reveal that such modality combinations put forward a promising proposal in cancer therapy.
A fully depleted silicon detector with a first amplifying transistor integrated in every pixel (DEPFET) is a promising proposal for the pixel-based vertex detector at TESLA.
In that section, renewable materials for matrix and reinforcement are screened accordingly in order to identify which hold both adequate strength and stiffness performance along with affordable cost so as to be a promising proposal for a green composite.
A promising proposal to overcome the long time required for cure assessment by the conventional serology methodologies became available with the detection of anti-live trypomastigote antibodies, initially by the CoML [ 10, 11] and later on by flow cytometry (FC-ALTA, FC-AFEA, and FC-ATE) [ 12, 14– 16].
The most promising proposal, a $626 million plan from Related Companies, would create an entertainment complex with movie theaters and a permanent spot for Cirque du Soleil.
And others support Hillary because with no promising proposal from a challenger, they might as well just stick with the established insider.
According to Lyle Campbell, an expert in Mayan languages, the most promising proposal is the "Macro-Mayan" hypothesis, which posits links between Mayan, Mixe Zoquean languages and Totonacan, but more research is needed to support or disprove this hypothesis.
The most promising proposal comes from Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, Democrat of New York.
One promising proposal for achieving this goal is to use self-assembled nanorods, nanowires, or nanotubes because of the ease of production and high controllability [68 71].
