The phrase "a proposal to remove" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing suggestions or plans to eliminate something, such as a policy, item, or obstacle.
Example: "The committee submitted a proposal to remove the outdated regulations that hinder progress."
Alternatives: "a suggestion to eliminate" or "a plan to abolish".
A proposal to remove California's authority was in the administration's draft rule that was flagged by Senator Carper.
It raises concern about a proposal to remove the requirement for nursery and reception classes to have a qualified teacher.
That provision was deemed protection enough for soldiers, and in 1806 Congress debated and rejected a proposal to remove the death penalty from court martial jurisdiction.
In Pittsburgh, the Allegheny County Council is squabbling over a proposal to remove property owners' names on the county's popular Web site showing assessments.
Senator John McCain of Arizona offered the first Republican amendment: a proposal to remove provisions intended to slow the rise in government spending on Medicare.
Negotiators from Brazil trumpeted a proposal to remove sensitive issues like government contracts and intellectual property protection from a Free Trade Area of the Americas.
Later that day, Mr Ban accepted a Saudi proposal to remove the coalition from the blacklist pending a joint review of the cases and numbers cited in his report.
This article was amended on 1 May 2015 to clarify that the deal to limit the number of days the union flag can fly over Belfast's city hall was a compromise deal after an earlier proposal to remove the flag entirely.
A federal proposal to remove the Yellowstone grizzly bear from protection under the Endangered Species Act has also stirred debate.
The Greens have put forward a costed proposal to remove those handouts and raise much needed revenue for health, education and clean energy.
