The phrase "background of the proposal" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to the information that provides context for a proposal. For example: "The background of the proposal was carefully researched to ensure accuracy."
You can see a basic backgrounder of the proposal here, and I asked gun experts for their opinion of the bill here.
Background and Provisions of the Proposal: Current Colorado and federal criminal law prohibits the possession, distribution, and use of marijuana.
In view of this, it is important that the additivity-to-background argument the lynchpin of the proposal to apply low-dose linearity to noncancer risk assessment is an assertion of the existence of a linear component to the population dose-response curve at the very lowest doses.
JH made the primary contribution to the background and significance section of the proposal and this manuscript.
In the background of many of the proposals outlined above is a more fundamental debate over the extent to which Cyberspace can and should be "self-governing". An early entry into this debate was John Perry Barlow's article " The Economy of Ideas," which argued that copyright and patent laws are founded on characterizations of the nature of human expression that are obsolete in the digital era.
It also includes brief historical notes on the development of the proposal, some background material on the Australian synchrotron research community and preliminary information on possible research programs on the new facility.
Against this background, the proposal to consider moving the concept from vascular dementia to one of VCI appears justified [ 31, 32].
The oral exam is scheduled to last 2 hours and begins with the student's brief 20-minute PowerPoint presentation of the proposal, in sufficient background and experimental detail for the committee to determine significance and feasibility.
Now, before we get to the details of the proposal, here's a little background.
