The phrase "after proposal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to actions or events that occur following a proposal or suggestion.
Example: "We will discuss the budget adjustments after the proposal is submitted."
Alternatives: "following the proposal" or "subsequent to the proposal".
Mr. Bursch said minority admissions in Michigan were affected only modestly in the year after Proposal 2 was adopted.
In the Senate this week, new Republican bids to ax Obamacare have failed, with as many as seven Republicans joining a unified Senate Democratic caucus to reject proposal after proposal.
It's rare in the NBA for sensitive business to be conducted so publicly — with proposal after proposal leaked with specific names included — and the Lakers' brass clearly decided that the potential reward was worth the risks.
As New Jersey's top Democrat and second-most powerful official, Mr. Sweeney has made proposal after proposal to rein in labor costs, like setting a $15,000 cap for cashing out unused vacation and sick days and requiring all state employees to pay 1.5 percent of their wages toward their health coverage.
Both chambers employed two core arguments to swat down proposal after proposal from Democrats to use the money to shore up government services: that the governor would veto any bill using the Rainy Day Fund in the forthcoming budget and that the money was already obligated.
It's clear that proposal after proposal in this manifesto will mean more borrowing and debt..
L. 107 273 struck out "to it" after "proposals submitted" in second sentence.
The negotiations came the day after proposals by US Secretary of State, John Kerry, for a more permanent ceasefire had been rebuffed by Israel.
He also went after proposals in school districts to teach intelligent design, which he called "really just creationism by another name," alongside evolution.
A new housing estate in South Yorkshire faces demolition after proposals to build the HS2 train line through part of the site.
The term "assisted migration" was coined after proposals to transplant Torreya Pines from Florida to North Carolina in 2007 sparked heated debate.
