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The phrase "any such proposals" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to proposals that have been previously mentioned or are of a similar nature.
Example: "We are open to considering any such proposals that align with our goals for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "any similar proposals" or "any related proposals".
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"Therefore it is unlikely there will be any such proposals in the next parliament.
Getting any such proposals past the Australian Senate would be difficult.
Yet it seems that any such proposals have now been put on hold by Downing Street.
No points for guessing whether any such proposals found their way into the speech.
Any such proposals would have to be put to the trust by BBC management for approval".
However, Mr. Kenny said any such proposals would be beyond the scope of the X Case and would require a referendum to change the Constitution.
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Cnooc has the right to match any such proposal.
Any such proposal would have to overcome stiff opposition in Congress to become law.
But little optimism was apparent that any such proposal would work.
The A.F.A., led by Grondona, said it would fight any such proposal.
Mr. Schäuble's deputy, Steffen Kampeter, was much more forthcoming in reiterating German opposition to any such proposal.
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