"proposal date" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use "proposal date" when referring to a date that has been proposed for the start of a project, event, or other activity. For example, "We have a proposed date of October 15th for the beginning of the project."
The project title, the client's name, your name, contact information and proposal date.
On the other hand, you will always share your proposal date with the holiday date; if you want to celebrate your engagement date, this can make it feel less impersonal for some, while for others, it's a great way to remember!
Another proposal, dating as far back as 1989, when James Early proposed it, would be to put a very large lens in space.
Davey said he wished the regulations had been brought in earlier – the proposal dates back to 2010 – but battles within the coalition had delayed it.
It is based on the firm's client alert, "What You Need to Know Now About the CFPB's Debt Collection Proposal," dated August 4, 2016, and available here.
The Abyssinian Development Corporation's plans did not come together until last year, but for them to go forward, it had to get the Landmarks Preservation Commission to retract a proposal, dating to 1991, to designate the Renaissance complex a landmark.
The proposal, dated 22 April and distributed by e-mail, is the first detailed presentation of ideas outlined by Varmus at a congressional hearing last month (Science, 12 March, p. 1610).
A proposal dating from 1984 – T-Force, another modernisation of the original – could not initially be pursued due to a lack of funding.
A draft of that proposal, dated in June, called for raising $490 million to enroll half the students in the L.A. Unified School District over the next eight years.
Zaino estimated $275,000, which included installing five, 5-inch thick post-tension slabs on five of the six courts, in a proposal dated Aug. 30, 2011.
The other reason to not buy diamonds this Valentine's Day -- one of the most popular proposal dates -- is because I believe we are now finally in the post-diamond era.
