The phrase "a proposed completion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a suggested or planned conclusion or finishing point for a project or task.
Example: "The team submitted a proposed completion for the project timeline, outlining the final deliverables and deadlines."
Alternatives: "a suggested conclusion" or "a recommended finish".
Bach left the work unfinished at his death, and the quartet did not offer a proposed completion: they simply let it trail off where Bach left it, and having asked the audience to hold its applause, moved directly to a dark-hued, rhythmically sharp-edged and deeply affecting account of Bartok's String Quartet No. 6.
The single patient with a positive sentinel lymph node biopsy refused a proposed completion lymph node dissection at the time and experienced disease recurrence later in the affected regional lymph node basin.
When tested on the signals from an SBR laboratory pilot plant, the control algorithm provided a satisfactory agreement between the proposed completion times and the actual termination times of the biodegradation processes.
But that's what we're up to with the creation of the England Coast Path, and the proposed completion date of 2020 is not too far away.
A High Court challenge, launched by a landowner on the site of the club's proposed new home, is set to delay its construction beyond the original proposed completion at the start of the 2017-18 Premier League season.
When testing on the pilot plant, the control strategy demonstrated good agreement between the proposed completion times and actual terminations of the desired biodegradation processes.
The proposed completion of the trial would be 3 years including data analysis and manuscript publication.
The genomic copy of coxII terminates at a T nucleotide, and a proposed polyadenylation mechanism for completion of the TAA stop codon was confirmed by comparisons to EST data.
"Boy, that was scary!" Mr. Dane cannot say when he might retire, but he hopes to stay long enough to see the completion of a proposed $100 million expansion, which would double the library's shelf space and provide more opportunities for exhibitions.
Add to this a proposed 330-megawatt cross-Sound cable to Shoreham proposed for completion next summer, a 250-megawatt plant in Melville in spring 2003 and a 580-megawatt plant in Yaphank in fall 2004.
All previously proposed path completion methods use relationships between pages to address this problem.
