The phrase "also propose that a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting an additional idea or recommendation in a formal or academic context.
Example: "In addition to the previous recommendations, we also propose that a new strategy be implemented to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "further suggest that a" or "additionally recommend that a".
They also propose that a share of VAT receipts raised in Scotland are assigned to the Scottish parliament.
You also propose that a father's devotion to his children, and his willingness to care for them, may be an unconscious courtship display, an extension of an ancestral man's willingness to show a woman that he is a kind and gentle guy who will treat her kids well, even if they were fathered by the fellow who came before him.
We also propose that a part of diversity can be estimated and compared through a rapid acoustic analysis of the sound produced by animal communities.
They also propose that a best-worst scaling exercise is potentially easier for respondents, thus providing an additional benefit over the use of traditional discrete choice experiments [ 20].
As discussed below, we also propose that a combination of cochlear mismatches and axonal delay mismatches can explain the variety of CP and CD observed in cells.
We also propose that a single daytime spot urine sample for calculation of fractional renal clearance of urate should be preferred to calculation from 24-hour urine collections.
Dobrinski et al. [17] also propose that an α-CA would be converting CO2 to bicarbonate in the cells.
A null check for key attributes was also proposed, that is, an item would be discarded if any of its key attributes are absent.
He also proposed that researchers investigate a way to measure diversity and progress against discrimination.
"We also propose that all staff would work a five-day week, as already operated by the newsdesk, reporters and feature writers.
The model also proposes that PTEN BH interaction renders a site of PTEN ubiquitination K13 inaccessible, suggesting a mechanism for how p85α could protect PTEN from ubiquitination.
