The phrase "a proposal coming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that a proposal is on its way or will be presented soon.
Example: "We are excited to announce that a proposal coming from our team will be shared with you next week."
Alternatives: "a proposal on the way" or "a proposal forthcoming".
We were engaged to be engaged, and I thought I knew there was a proposal coming until – after a day spent holding my breath – I got to the end of dinner, realised I was drunk and burst into tears, convinced he'd changed his mind.
Sometimes the grand vizier would append a separate cover page on top of a proposal coming from a lower-level functionary like the Treasurer (Defterdar) or the Minister of Defence (Serasker), introducing it as, for example, "this is the proposal of the Defterdar".
Eventually a proposal came from outside her division calling for a radical reorganization of it.
"If a proposal comes, it is up to the two clubs to discuss and I will think in terms of that.
In November, two measures that would increase school funding will be on the ballot, but the last time such a proposal came to a vote, in 2011, it was rejected.
But recently a proposal came across my desk that I believe is so smart, and so sensible, that I hope our nation's policy makers will give it a serious look.
"A proposal came forward to re-name a playing field which he used as a child.
If such a proposal comes before Parliament, she says, "I will organize a battle against it".
Once they've been made aware that a proposal comes from a new investigator, what are panelists expected to do?
The truth is that if a proposal comes from Team USA to play for them, I will have a very difficult decision to make.
Rep. Jerry McNerney (D-Stockton) said by phone after the news conference that Northern California lawmakers felt cut out of the negotiations and that even if a proposal came out of the negotiations, "Sen.
