The phrase "able to propose a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capability or capacity to suggest or put forward an idea, plan, or solution.
Example: "The committee is able to propose a new strategy for improving community engagement."
Alternatives: "capable of suggesting a" or "qualified to recommend a".
Anyone downloading the Betbug software will be able to propose a wager, then reach out to everyone else on the network to find a taker for the bet.
This might have come to nothing had not Pritchard been relocated to Plymouth and able to propose a new series on fish cookery.
Mr. Gaffney, they said, would have benefited by being able to propose a so-called election-year budget next September that called for little or no tax increases.
Were Cyprus able to get the troika (the ECB, the IMF and the EU) to cut the €5.8bn it has to raise itself, it would be able to propose a lower-tax deal to parliament.
Jerry Greene, a former Park Service historian and an expert on Little Bighorn, said he was hopeful that the Park Service might finally be able to propose a solution — even after so many years.
For the first time since he was elected, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg was able to propose a budget yesterday that called for few cuts, no layoffs, only a modest amount of aid from Albany and Washington and a property tax rebate for most homeowners.
An alternative explanation for the temporary success of Reich, especially among American intellectuals both of the Marxisant stripe and of the do-it-yourself "organic community" sort, is that he was able to propose an essentially mechanical and "scientific" solution to a psychological problem, yet a mechanical solution that could be easily assembled and employed at home.
By analyzing the internal heat transfer contributions, temperature distributions and flow conditions, we were able to propose an optimized design and operation for future polymer latent heat storages.
This study showed phone evaluation's feasibility to assess response to an antalgic irradiation, in order to be able to propose an adequate care of the pain.
Through our systematic approach to assessing adrenal function in a large cohort of patients, we are now able to propose an algorithm (Fig. 3) that is likely to have significant clinical utility and is safe.
Through the implementation of ACS1, we will be able to propose an updated antihypertensive treatment strategy, especially targeting nocturnal BP, which could lead to a reduction in cardiovascular events in those patients with an abnormal circadian BP rhythm.
