The phrase "a proposal to enable" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a suggestion or plan aimed at facilitating a specific action or outcome.
Example: "The committee submitted a proposal to enable better communication between departments to enhance collaboration."
Alternatives: "a plan to facilitate" or "a suggestion to empower".
"The European Commission will now have to present a new proposal to enable talks to resume," he said.
"We will be putting in a direct UTV proposal to enable us move more quickly to ensure the services in both areas are unique and relevant," said Wilson.
Bolster Social Security with your long-promised proposal to enable workers to invest a small portion of their equity in a selection of mutual funds.
An EU Commission proposal to enable member states to charge a reduced rate of VAT on e-books -- bringing them into line with VAT levied on printed matter -- was endorsed by Parliament by 590 votes to 8, with 10 abstentions.
Members amended the proposal to enable member states to run targeted checks, as an exception, in the event of lengthy delays and provided that security is not at risk.
Specifically, industry lobbyists have sought to kill the administration's proposal to enable states to set higher standards for banks.
There is no proposal to enable members of the public to have direct access to the parliamentary ombudsman.
The proposal to enable full equality of civil marriage and civil partnerships for same-sex couples has been welcomed in the past by Quakers, Liberal Jews and Unitarians but the Anglicans and the Roman Catholics have been less enthusiastic.
The endpoint was to make proposals to enable an evolution of the practice of radiotherapy (RT) in France.
We have been very clear that we are listening to views, and have already indicated we will make changes to the current proposals to enable client choice of a lawyer to continue.
