The phrase "an integrated proposal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a proposal that combines various elements or components into a cohesive whole, often in a business or project context.
Example: "The team submitted an integrated proposal that addressed all aspects of the project, including budget, timeline, and resources."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive proposal" or "a unified proposal".
Finally, an integrated proposal about the way new engineers could be prepared to address the 21st century demands is presented.
Round 4 explicitly permitted an "integrated" proposal addressing a comprehensive response to the three diseases that focuses on system-wide effects.
Table 1 illustrates an overview of Round 4 and 5 TRP comments on human resources interventions: Source: [15, 16] In Round 4, the guidelines introduce a specific option to address cross-cutting health systems issues, including human resources constraints, in an integrated proposal.
5. We invited our panel of experts to subject the detailed integrated proposal to a formal peer-review process; and, in parallel, held a series of consultations with service users and primary care teams to gather views on the utility and acceptability of these proposals.
The expected outcome for the studio is for students to develop an integrated architectural proposal and program for the Makers District beach activation project through materially-directed generative fabrication and the production of 1 1 scale prototypes and structural elements (canopy, column, tower, etc.).
The public never once saw an integrated budget proposal that showed the quantitative and qualitative implications of various policy options.
That is, by the integrated proposal, one can select the optimal number of components for the transmission while switching off the unwanted ones.
One of the integrated proposals from Uganda aims specifically at strengthening human resource development.
There were only six integrated proposals out of 171 proposals in Round 4 and they were also less successful than the average in the Technical Review Panel.
Measures that should be considered should include (but not be limited to) the encouragement of larger (and thus fewer) proposals, the amalgamation of sub-component programs in provinces and districts, the encouragement (particularly at provincial level) of one proposal per sub-component, and the development of single integrated proposals from districts.
Stressing the influences of John Bunyan and George Eliot, Elshtain takes Addams's reminiscences of her childhood and life at Hull House, her essays on citizens' responsibilities and her vignettes of life with the poor and finds in them an integrated set of proposals about the claims of citizens on each other and the role those claims can play in building a culture of democracy.
