The phrase "also propose that there" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting an additional idea or recommendation in a discussion or argument.
Example: "In addition to our previous suggestions, we also propose that there should be a review of the current policies to ensure they are effective."
Alternatives: "further suggest that there" or "additionally recommend that there".
We also propose that there is no non-trivial 1-cycle of minimum length in the moduli space.
Our results also propose that there are stronger relationships between the tree-ring δ18O and the NPGO indices than between the MJ precipitation and the NPGO indices.
We also propose that there are specific relationships between apprentice recruitment and other recruitment options that depend on different influential factors.
Krogsgaard and colleagues also propose that there could be some subgroups of patients who are more suitable for meniscectomy than others.
Moghbel and colleagues also propose that there may be " inherent difficulties of targeting fibrillar amyloid plaques, which are not as well-defined as the soluble forms of the protein".
We also propose that there may also be as yet unknown, or less well known, factors at play in the 'stressor' circle where the causal pathway leading to fetal death is less obvious.
The college also proposed that there be a national programme to weigh and measure children from birth through to their teenage years.
He also proposed that there should be some form of oversight (I'm calling that a monitor) to keep the new body to its remit, and finally that the monitor (I paraphrase) needs legal backing.
As a senior commission official points out, even if fishing trawlers are not actually destroyed, many are likely to find it uneconomic to continue under such conditions.Second, because the commission is also proposing that there should be no more subsidies for modernising fishing fleets.
By doing so, we are also proposing that there are a relatively small number of definable characteristics that make living systems complex.
Evolutionary theory also proposes that there is potential for a susceptible invading population to evolve resistance to a toxin and that the probability of this will depend upon the frequency of invaders and the spatial structure of the environment (Chao and Levin 1981; Holt et al. 2003).
