The phrase "a proposal to respond" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting or presenting a plan or suggestion for addressing a particular issue or request.
Example: "We have prepared a proposal to respond to the recent feedback from our clients."
Alternatives: "a plan to address" or "a suggestion to reply".
Raising the hourly wage is, in fact, their proposal to respond to a short-run supply shortage, arguably a quicker response than changing the number of intakes to nursing schools.
The White Paper is the Commission's proposal to respond to this challenge and to lay the foundation of a European Union communication policy.
The Democrats respond with a proposal to fund the whole government.
Charles Grassley, a Republican senator, responded with a proposal to prohibit any company that had laid off Americans from hiring visa workers at all.
When the District suggested running as far as Rayners Lane, the Met responded with a proposal to rebuild the station as a District terminus.
Under the new policy that takes effect today, scientists will still have just one chance to resubmit a proposal and respond to reviewers' comments.
All offer a profile listing for the agency, an ability to respond to proposal requests and on-platform communication with their potential customers.
Banking industry leaders will now have a chance to respond to the proposals and offer feedback, and a final report with recommendations to the government is set to be published in November.
The latest instance was a proposal by the government to respond to the financial crisis in London by stopping the issue by the banks of notes of less than £5.
Moreover, Mr. Bush's proposal appeared to be an effort to respond to widespread criticism in Congress by lawmakers from both parties who have complained that the F.B.I. and C.I.A. failed to coordinate their intelligence efforts before the Sept. 11 attacks and missed significant warning signs that might have provided a clue to the plot.
