The phrase "a rules proposal" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a suggestion or plan for new rules or changes to existing rules, often in a formal or organizational context.
Example: "The committee reviewed a rules proposal that aimed to improve the efficiency of the voting process."
Alternatives: "a proposal for rules" or "a set of proposed rules."
"This is the first time there has ever been a rule proposal on the scope of services these firms provide," said Lynn Turner, the S.E.C.'s chief accountant.
It's hard to imagine why the other commissioners would not want to let a rule proposal go forward so they could hear from the public on this issue.
PROPOSAL UNDER SCRUTINY N.F.L. owners, coaches and general managers had what John Mara, the Giants' president, called a "pretty spirited" discussion Tuesday about a rule proposal that would prohibit running backs and defenders from striking a forcible blow with the crown of their helmets outside the tackle box and more than three yards from the line of scrimmage.
The Commission chose to ignore that responsibility, issuing a rule proposal that doesn't include any enhanced investor protections to offset the increased risks.
The NFL made headlines earlier this week when their competition committee reportedly suggested a rule proposal that would enforce a 15 yard penalty to players who use the N-word on the playing field.
PAGE B1 Quarantine Rules Proposal Federal officials proposed the first significant changes in quarantine rules in 25 years as part of a broader Bush administration plan to improve response to disease threats.
Answering Warren Buffett's famous observation about the unfairness of a billionaire like him paying a lower rate of taxes than his secretary, the 2014 budget contains a "Buffett rule" proposal to ensure a minimum 30% tax rate for household income over $1m.
Monday's vote was the first time a "Buffett rule" proposal has come to a Senate vote this election year, though Democrats have tried unsuccessfully in recent months to impose modest surcharges on the income of the wealthy.
A few moments later, he signed a controversial rule proposal titled "Strengthening Transparency in Regulatory Science".
