"many propose" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used to signify that a large number of people or groups are suggesting or recommending something. Example: Many propose that we take action to reduce our carbon footprint and combat climate change.
Many propose more efficient outdoor lighting, which accounts for almost one-fifth of energy consumption across C40 cities and is mostly old and inefficient.
Accordingly, many propose that democratic institutions be designed to support the inclination to engage in moral and open-minded discussion with others (see the essays in Mansbridge 1990).
Many propose technology as a tool for empowerment of lower SES urban students, but little research has investigated the relationship between technology and empowerment for this population.
Many propose that we raise the retirement age or privatize the program.
A lot of coaster enthusiasts pose for pictures on it and many propose or get engaged there".
Inside the ride Colossus at Thorpe Park, the developer, Intamin, when building the ride, accidentally created a seat-shaped alcove in the structure which is now known among geeks as the 'Intamin Throne.' A lot of coaster enthusiasts pose for pictures on it, and many propose or get engaged there".
Many proposed cuts failed, but a proposal to make Massachusetts the tenth state with no income tax got so many votes that even its supporters were surprised.
Unlike many proposed electric vehicles, the Enertia comes from a company with some experience.
It leaves just enough time to pass the first of many proposed disaster-relief bills.
Many proposed projects along the Expo Line, at Crenshaw and elsewhere, are still in the early stages.
But the cost of building the necessary infrastructure has risen dramatically, and many proposed plants have run into planning problems.
