The phrase "analyze proposals" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the evaluation or examination of various proposals, often in a business or academic context.
Example: "The committee will analyze proposals submitted for the new project to determine which one best meets our needs."
Alternatives: "evaluate proposals" or "assess proposals."
Schekman said one of the next major steps is a meeting in early December, at the National Academy of Sciences facility at UC Irvine, with grant agencies and other grant experts who will advise involved parties on the best ways to analyze proposals and distribute the funds.
As the research team continued to analyze proposals, there was always a large amount of discrepancy between raters about selected assumptions, and it was difficult to come to a consensus.
It also would analyze proposals for new reservoirs.
They show that a combination of cognitive biases (including anchoring and competitor neglect) and organizational pressures lead managers to make overly optimistic forecasts in analyzing proposals for major investments.
In May 2011, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office CBOO) analyzed proposals to repeal the law.
Conservative mythology holds that Democrats wrote the Affordable Care Act in secret, ramming it through Congress before anybody understood what was in it ― even though in reality, Democrats spent over a year litigating their proposal through committee hearings and floor debates, with CBO and JCT analyzing proposals every step of the way.
Section 4 describes several optimization proposals based on CUDA to process the 3D-DWT transform, while in Section 5 we analyze these proposals when applied to the proposed encoder.
I'll analyze his proposals in a future column.
Don't tell me I don't know how to analyze their proposals".
There has to be some way to analyze these proposals without pulverizing them, to negotiate a verifiable and attainable compromise without demanding the unattainable.
An interparliamentary commission has been set up to analyze the proposals and to try to negotiate a draft that will receive broad support when it comes to a vote.
