The phrase "a proposal for increased" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting or advocating for a rise or enhancement in a specific area, such as funding, resources, or efforts.
Example: "The committee submitted a proposal for increased funding to support the new community project."
Alternatives: "a suggestion for enhanced" or "a recommendation for greater".
This paper presents a proposal for increased emphasis on operability in the Chemical Engineering capstone design courses.
For example, he said, during a winter celebration that Nuevo Laredo and Laredo stage together, Laredo could submit a proposal for increased staffing to handle the larger numbers of people crossing the border.
Indeed, a proposal for increased funding for the fellowships is to be put to EMBO's member countries for consideration in 2003 for the next budget round beginning in 2004.
At a three-day conference in New York that began on Wednesday, Mr. Jackson discussed a proposal for increasing the availability of capital by using pension money to make loans in low-income communities.
There will be some who will have an allergic reaction to any proposal for increased government oversight of the private sector.
The board also voted 5 to 4 in favor of a proposal for increases of up to 2percentt for rent-stabilized hotels, like residential hotels, rooming houses and single-room-occupancy hotels.
Last week's ruling on Chevron was the first time the SEC upheld a shareholder proposal for increased returns based on climate change.
Yet even though U.S. Soccer's financials confirm that we are the driving force that generates a majority of the revenue for the federation, when we as a team presented our proposal for increased compensation in our new collective bargaining agreement, U.S. Soccer told us, on more than one occasion, that our proposal was not rational.
Enter the people behind startupvisa.com, a group with an innovative proposal for increasing America's share in the global idea marketplace.
A recent proposal for increasing the density of east Midtown has sparked concern about redevelopment, and the Municipal Art Society and the New York Landmarks Conservancy have proposed landmark designation for not only the Yale Club, but also 16 other structures in the area.
The proposal for increased community consultation on wind farms is described on the Decc website.
