The phrase "a proposition made" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a suggestion or statement that has been put forward for consideration or discussion.
Example: "The committee reviewed a proposition made by one of the members regarding the new policy."
Alternatives: "a suggestion put forward" or "an idea proposed".
The notion of the difference that a proposition makes in experience was fundamental to James's pragmatic methodology.
Romney, who has struggled to shuck his patrician image, probably did not help his cause with an impromptu proposition made Saturday night.
This was a spontaneous, half-kidding proposition, made over beers, but a broad circle of acquaintances came to take it seriously.
He added that the authors of the proposition "made a tactical mistake — they didn't go and kiss the ring of these environmental organizations and get their blessing".
Philanthropist Eli Broad, who publicly backed Brown's tax increase proposition, made a $500,000 contribution, according to the documents.
Bonaventure agrees, but adds the following qualification: "one must understand that an affirmative proposition makes a two-fold assertion, one which asserts the predicate of the subject, and the other which asserts that the proposition is true … Contradiction is concerned with the first type of assertion, not the second.
This fall, Mr. Blocher also helped defeat a referendum proposition making it easier for children and grandchildren of foreigners to obtain Swiss passports.
On this view, the logical form of a proposition is made manifest by the structure of a sentence in an ideal formal language what Frege called a Begriffsschrift (concept-script); where the sentences of such a language exhibit function-argument structures that differ in kind from the grammatical structures exhibited by the sentences we use in ordinary communication.
One point was awarded for a set of propositions made in each warrant-backing chain that contained supported premises and valid inferences.
The following proposition makes this definition legitimate.
