The phrase "as explicitly proposed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been clearly and specifically suggested or put forward.
Example: "The new policy will be implemented as explicitly proposed in the meeting last week."
Alternatives: "as clearly suggested" or "as specifically stated".
From the beginning, multiculturalism in Canada was explicitly proposed as a liberal policy, which would thus ratify individual freedoms and equality and the importance of equal citizenship through the implementation of group rights.
Although no reliable communication in Shannon's sense is possible below this point a Shannon limit has not been explicitly proposed as part of a communication protocol between sequence and structure.
This week marked the first time that President Obama has explicitly proposed corporate tax reform as part of his offer on the "fiscal cliff" — something that Republicans and large corporations have long been gunning for.
As mentioned above, some of this literature have explicitly proposed a decomposition of test scores into a cognitive and a non-cognitive component, see Borghans and Schils (2012).
This is now explicitly proposed by mainstream groups such as the British Medical Association.
Nadel et al (2000) have explicitly proposed that memory traces "decay (i.e. disappear) and can replicate", in a model that explains some properties of the loss of memory as a function of lesion size [120].
Furthermore, the origin of α1 in HMG has not been explicitly proposed before.
Darwin explicitly proposed that mating preferences were aesthetic preferences (Cronin 1991; Prum 2012).
Apparently, the first to use a version of universal validity and explicitly propose it as both necessary and sufficient for logical truth was Bolzano (see Bolzano 1837, §148; and Coffa 1991, pp. 33 4 for the claim of priority).
The Bergen Declaration reaffirms the agreements made within the context of OSPAR and explicitly proposes Natura 2000 to function as a framework.
