"made proposals for" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to suggest or offer ideas or plans for something. Example: The company's CEO made proposals for increasing productivity and reducing costs during the board meeting.
The column made proposals for all of the other letters -- except Q, for which we sought reader guidance.
"Whenever North Koreans committed provocations, they made proposals for inter-Korean talks after a while," Mr. Lee said Tuesday during an interview on a morning television show.
7. We are also conscious that all parties have made proposals for the better functioning of the institutions and that discussion on these issues has not yet concluded.
According to Ms. Maio, three other companies have also made proposals for the Montgomery Gardens site, with different approaches involving a mix of lower-priced and market-rate housing and retailing.
Software Europe was among the finalists selected from 350 SMEs that made proposals for products and services to deliver better value for money for government under the Innovation Launch Pad.
Many academic researchers and nonprofit groups have made proposals for cutting emissions, but Exelon's will be an unusual public presentation devised by a company that hopes to make money in the process.
Since 1965 a permanent Law Commission has been charged with keeping the law under constant review and making proposals for change.
The review will make proposals for transforming the commission before the main parties draft their election manifestos.
He said the review would make proposals for various options that may lead to extra resources and extra powers.
Later this month, an international committee is due to make proposals for setting up a monitoring mission.So if the ELN does get its haven, what will that mean?
The commission plans to make proposals for revising the pact in September.How, one might ask, could any of this affect the EU constitution?
