The phrase 'exciting proposal' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing a proposal that is exciting or potentially exciting. For example, "He presented an exciting proposal to build an astronomical observatory on the top of the mountain."
"It's a hugely exciting proposal to attempt the reworking of one of the best novels written by one of our greatest novelists," she said in a statement.
Sir Stuart Etherington, chief executive of NCVO, and Asheem Singh, director of public policy at Acevo, think this is a exciting proposal for the voluntary sector and businesses.
"It's a hugely exciting proposal to attempt the reworking of one of the best novels written by one of our greatest novelists.
"We believe this exciting proposal will tap into the potential of Paddington and will prove to be a major catalyst for the continuing enhancement of the area, especially Praed Street – in much the same way that the Shard did for London Bridge," the developer said when the proposal was announced last October.
"The city sees it as an exciting proposal, an exciting opportunity to put a great building on what is probably one of the best sites on the Chicago River," said Lee Bey, the mayor's deputy chief of staff for planning and design, who is also a former Sun-Times architecture writer.
An exciting proposal for quantum computation is to employ anyonic statistics to manipulate information.
We all know of exciting proposals that never made it beyond the drawing board.
He said: "There has been huge interest in securing the rights to run local TV stations and bidders have produced innovative and exciting proposals.
The Welsh Government had "worked closely with all parties involved" to develop "these exciting proposals", he said.
Several VCs and angel investors approached us during the event with a variety of enticing and exciting proposals.
I hope that others are able to respond likewise, extending and exploring the novel and exciting proposals advanced in Darwin Loves You.
