The phrase "a study that proposed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to research that has put forward a particular idea, hypothesis, or recommendation.
Example: "In the recent publication, a study that proposed a new method for data analysis was highlighted."
Alternatives: "a study suggesting" or "a study recommending".
The Brooklyn Heights Association commissioned a study that proposed expanding the neighborhood's elementary school, Public School 8, to make room for middle school students.
Ciancaglini et al., [ 12] in a study that proposed a combined clinical and instrumental approach to evaluate the filtering bleb functionality, found a good degree of concordance between the clinical and AS-OCT bleb classification, particularly for the cystic (100%) and diffuse (74%) patterns.
So experts at the Nuclear Regulatory Commission have produced a study that proposes to reorganize its rules over the next 10 to 15 years.
A study that proposes three relaying strategies was presented in [19].
Drawing upon a study that proposes quantifiable urban actions related to sustainability, we designed three cities with common characteristics but in different geographical and climatic regions (Vietnam, Namibia, Serbia & Montenegro).
More recent work has addressed the development of a bioartificial glomerulus using CD133+ endothelial progenitor cells [ 85], and there was a conceptual study that proposed a bioartificial nephron-on-a-chip including glomerulus, proximal tubule and loop of Henle [ 86].
The proposal of a complex pore structure is consistent with a recent study that proposed a model for the Aβ pore [42].
This can potentially be addressed by augmenting the VB method with a more accurate approximation as done in a recent study that proposed a new VB algorithm with improved variance estimates and a tighter lower bound on the log-marginal likelihood (Papastamoulis et al., 2014a).
In March, he approached the city with an economic study that proposed a 3 percent "production tax" on AgraMed, which he said could generate $1.8 million a year for the city.
This is in contrast to a morphometric study that proposed the recognition of only four subspecies within M. namaquensis [ 15].
Pinar (1943) is the first study that proposed a single through going strike-slip fault system (the main Marmara fault; MMF) that nearly bisects the Marmara Sea.
