The phrase "a proposed range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a suggested or estimated set of values or limits for a particular variable or measurement.
Example: "The report includes a proposed range of prices for the new product, which will help us determine our budget."
Alternatives: "an estimated range of" or "a suggested range of".
Indeed, that was after the opening price was increased from an initial target of $12, to a proposed range of $14 to $16, and was ultimately set at $17. Geocities, and its competitors, hopes to make money by placing ads on people's home pages as well as on the other pages that people see as they navigate around the service.
Today Box priced its IPO with a proposed range of $11 to $13 per share.
The TF-X has a maximum speed of 200 miles per hour and a proposed range of 500 miles.
In California waters they pay nothing and are complaining about a proposed range of 1.5%-61.5%-6%
A model that does not require direct PE or microenvironment sampling, which uses only lifestyle information collected in questionnaires and a proposed range of microenvironment concentrations structured in different strata such as traffic burden, environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) exposure, and season, has not yet been proposed in the literature.
John Wayne's heirs are suing an American university which they say is obstructing efforts to launch a proposed range of "Duke" alcoholic beverages.
NEC Electronics and the NEC Corporation sold a combined 34 million shares at 4,200 yen ($35.29) each, the top end of a proposed range.
American Financial, which is based in Cincinnati, sold Infinity shares at the low end of the proposed range of $16 to $17 a share.
This month has seen the debunking of a proposed long-range method of wireless charging, but almost simultaneously, a simpler and efficient method for charging laptop computers quietly went into production.
The International Trade Commission, a United States panel, has proposed a range of restrictions and will issue its formal report to Mr. Bush on Wednesday.
A majority on the taskforce proposed a range of measures to apply when clubs are taken over, including scrutinising any new owner's plans and requiring 10% of the shares to be owned by fans, but the FA and Premier and Football Leagues presented united proposals to do nothing.
