The phrase "my proposition" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to discuss a proposal or offer made by someone. For example, "I have a proposition for you—let's go out for dinner tomorrow night!".
"This is my proposition: wait with the iconic part," he told me.
I would like to know my legal rights before I go in with my proposition.
I have, of course, so worded my proposition as to be right either way".
My proposition is, sorry, it takes two to make one, and it takes two to raise one.
58008_35007 agrees with my proposition that it might be an atavistic thing, harking back to a gorilla love of grooming.
So here's my proposition: if the show is no longer profitable, the producers should simply close it with its dignity intact.
And do my propositions really follow one from the other?
At some points I have inserted case studies and empirical analyses which seem to support my propositions.
And I -- I'm going to continue to defend my record and defend my propositions against what I think are exaggerations.
This letter read, in part, I Sapor, king of kings, partner of the stars, brother of the sun and the moon, to Constantius Caesar my brother send much greeting... Because... the language of truth ought to be unrestrained and free, and because men in the highest rank ought only to say what they mean, I will reduce my propositions into a few words..
I Sapor, king of kings, partner of the stars, brother of the sun and the moon, to Constantius Caesar my brother send much greeting... Because... the language of truth ought to be unrestrained and free, and because men in the highest rank ought only to say what they mean, I will reduce my propositions into a few words..
