"pending proposal" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a proposal that has not yet been accepted or implemented. For example, "The pending proposal will determine the company's future hiring strategy."
But he expressed concern about other parts of Mr. Levy's pending proposal.
The Regents should approve a pending proposal that would give teachers five years instead of three.
Officials have estimated that the pending proposal would help 600,000 additional borrowers, a figure lawmakers have said was too small.
But if Wall Street has lost faith in Edison's prospects, Mr. Whittle and his management team have not, as their pending proposal to take the company private indicates.
On Long Island there is a pending proposal in the Village of Hempstead, but no plans by Nassau to follow suit.
One pending proposal would require funds to report standardized investment returns on an after-tax basis in prospectuses and annual shareholder reports, he noted.
The Parties directed the treaty secretariat to prepare a consolidated negotiating text, based on the four pending proposals to control HFCs, as submitted by island states, the first to propose the strategy, North American Parties, the European Union, and India.
Eighty pending proposals were withdrawn.
"There are no pending proposals to vest the I.T.U. with direct Internet governance authority".
Days later, scattered reports suggested the freeze only applied to pending proposals.
Mr. Mukherjee offered few concrete details about pending proposals to simplify the country's tax system or to allow greater foreign investment in retail, insurance and aviation.
