"proposal letter" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a letter in which a person or organization is proposing something. For example: "I sent a proposal letter to the mayor outlining my plans for a new community center."
Ms. Wayne, 17, connected with Karen Mazzotta, a publicist in Huntington, who taught her how to compose a proposal letter to a reporter.
Max M. Kampelman's proposal (letter, Oct. 11) that we take a six-month recess in Middle East peace negotiations makes eminent sense.
In its proposal letter, the choir board says it consulted Mr. Lupkin as well as Bart M. Schwartz, who was chief of the city's federal criminal division under Rudolph W. Giuliani when the former mayor was the United States attorney.
"The follow-up letter is almost like a proposal letter," Stamboulie says.
Per the buyout proposal letter, a transaction vehicle will be created specifically to facilitate the transaction, which is intended to be financed with debt.
In her November proposal letter to the company's board of directors, Contreras-Sweet said she hoped to transform the studio into a "woman-led venture".
Content includes company business plans, proposal letters, real estate purchase forms, LLC operating agreements, marketing plans,and more.
Each got a formal Request for Proposals letter, inviting them to submit a park design.
After his death, the bulk of his plans, proposals, letters, photographs and much else -- hundreds of thousands of documents -- was given to the New-York Historical Society.
"Truly disinterested directors will see this as a superior proposal," the letter said.
A second vote a month later resulted in a 135-82 defeat of the proposal after letters and lobbying by opponents changed some votes and brought out more supporters for local schooling.
