The phrase "a proposal of how" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a suggestion or plan that outlines a method or approach to achieve something.
Example: "The committee submitted a proposal of how to improve the community's recycling program."
Alternatives: "a suggestion on how" or "a plan for how".
Thus, a proposal of how quantifying these qualitative benefits in monetary terms is shown to introduce them in the global cost formula.
And he asked for a proposal of how to safeguard the privacy of sensitive information, such as students' applications and the university's candid evaluations.
In this work we present a summary of the review on data-driven soft sensors published in [1] together with a proposal of how to deal with the identified issues and challenges.
You could either write to each of the companies asking them to freeze the interest on your debt and make a proposal of how much of the capital you plan to repay each month.
When they piled on task after task, I would email back with a proposal of how to get it all done, asking for deadlines, checking I had the priorities right – but I'd get no response.
Based on the needs elicited from our user studies, we formulated a proposal of how to construct an ELN environment that would fit with these requirements.
From December 2007 to March 2008, I wrote various drafts of a proposal on how our political parties -- starting in 2012 -- might adopt primary election procedures that would better serve our country in selecting presidential candidates.
These data should serve as a basis for the elaboration of a proposal on how to improve palliative care training in Switzerland.
While finalizing the schedule and program of the 20th anniversary symposium, ZEBET staff were highly interested in discussing the possible future direction of the department in order to provide a proposal on how the future of ZEBET might look like, as a milestone not too far away, let us say maybe in the forthcoming one or two decades.
Consistent artifacts are merged fully automatically and only inconsistent/conflicting artifacts are brought to the users' attention, together with a systematic proposal of how to resolve them.
As put forth by Ellis (2005) neither theory nor research could account for a unified proposal of how to include grammar instruction in the syllabus, and so the controversy goes on.
