The phrase "accurate proposal" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a proposal that is precise, correct, or free from errors, often in a business or academic context.
Example: "After reviewing the data, we are confident that our accurate proposal will meet the client's needs."
Alternatives: "precise proposal" or "correct proposal".
"I have tabled a question to the economy minister on this today and I expect him to take swift action to protect the thousands of workers in Llanelli who are facing uncertainty". Steelworkers union Community said if the reports were accurate, the proposal was "extremely concerning".
The model allows companies and organizations to develop more accurate bid proposals, thereby eliminating excess "cost overrun" padding that is often built into these proposals.
We then combine the more accurate partition proposals into particles.
This includes professionalism in regards to all communications, accurate design proposals, continuous updates on progress, step by step approval process for the design, accurate delivery dates, and complete attention to detail.
Under the Illinois proposal, "medically accurate" education about more complicated topics, including intercourse, contraception and homosexuality, would have been reserved for older students in higher grades.
Our approach may be considered as an accurate generalization of previous proposal methods, to the case of voltage-, ion-, and ligand-gated channels with arbitrary complexity.
This paper is concerned with the development of a simple, accurate and rational design proposal for the shear capacity of FRP-strengthened beams which fail by FRP debonding.
The APF is shown to yield more accurate estimates of the proposal distribution and the posterior distribution than the standard Particle Filter thus enabling more accurate tracking in video sequences.
As I'm sure you'll agree, that is not an accurate restatement of the proposal.
