The phrase "as proper that" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not a commonly used expression and may lead to confusion in communication.
Example: "It is as proper that we follow the rules as it is to respect each other."
Alternatives: "as appropriate that" or "as fitting that".
"China proper," as it has been called, consists of 18 historical provinces bounded by the Plateau of Tibet on the west, the Gobi to the north, and Myanmar (Burma, Laoss, and Vietnam to the southwest, and it is primarily painting as it developed in China proper that will be treated here.
"Russia doesn't want to retreat from areas in Georgia proper that can serve as a staging area for the Georgian military.
The Harvard dictionary shown in the spreadsheet was expanded in 1998 to include almost all words, except for special cases such as proper names, that occur 4 or more times per million according to the Thorndyke-Lorge counts.
Employing management fundamentals such as proper positioning, that is, ramping for the obese, judicious administration of sedative-analgesics versus the rapid sequence approach, and maintaining spontaneous ventilation when appropriate and an awake technique when indicated for the ultra-high risk patient, is imperative [ 14].
However, to motivate and sustain these people, a culture of participation is necessary, as well as proper metadesign activities that may promote and maintain it.
A list of the equipment used in the study, as well as proper certifications for that equipment.
Halliburton said that it viewed the accounting change as proper and that it would cooperate with the investigation.
On the other hand, it was regarded as right and proper that the judiciary should interfere with the executive whenever a minister or a department was shown to have acted illegally.
It is seen as right and proper that lower-class children are exposed to the high culture of literature and the arts (which itself has become expressed in the vernacular), while upper-class children are exposed to the history and folk culture of the people.
I would class that as proper medicine, different things like that are much stronger and get to the point but there is always side effects, don't they?...Doctor's medicine, where I don't think there are with herbal" (Interviewee 4).
