The phrase "a proposal for creating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting or outlining a plan or idea for development or implementation of something.
Example: "The committee submitted a proposal for creating a new community park to enhance local recreation options."
Alternatives: "a plan for developing" or "a suggestion for establishing".
In 1989 Berners-Lee drew up a proposal for creating a global hypertext document system that would make use of the Internet.
On November 15th, Reuters reported that Kobach and other Trump advisers have been drafting a proposal for creating a registry for immigrants from Muslim countries.
Working with a Bush campaign official, they drafted a proposal for creating an e-mail database to recruit corporate managers, lawyers and other young professionals to take part in fund-raisers and other activities for the Republican Party.
The Center for Community Change, Partnership for Working Families, National Employment Law Project, and Building Trades Department of the AFL-CIO worked with Green For All in developing a proposal for creating local access to quality jobs in ACES.
General Rahimi, the police commander, would not discuss the arbekis but made it clear that he was opposed to President Karzai's proposal for creating a new local police force in a number of troubled districts that would help the police defend their areas.
They ranged from thoughts on white-powder gold and the Messianic bloodline of Jesus Christ, based on the writings of Sir Lawrence Gardner and the research of David Hudson, to his own proposal for creating a nonmonetary economy, in which people work for six months a year and then enjoy free time the other six months.
It was Mr. Blair's proposal for creating an elected mayor for London, made early in his administration, that gave Mr. Livingstone his opportunity for political resurrection.
Members of the Sept. 11 commission joined with Congressional Democrats on Tuesday in criticizing President Bush's proposal for creating the job of national intelligence director, saying the plan would not grant nearly enough power to the position.
Last week, Mr. Rehn also laid out his proposal for creating euro bonds — debt that would be jointly backed by all euro zone member countries and would be meant to reduce borrowing costs for members that cannot get affordable credit on their own.
In January, he published proposals for creating a "Thames City" south-eastern economic powerhouse, a partnering of Greater London with much of the wider south-east of England and providing it with tax raising powers.
University Alliance is working with vice-chancellors, economists and sector experts to develop proposals for creating a dual or multiple funding system approach.
