"proposals for action" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a plan or a suggestion of something that needs to be done, whether that be in business, public policy, or any other type of situation. For example: The board is going to present its proposals for action in the next meeting.
(Beta) is illustrated by the authors' five general proposals for action ("Implications for Public Policy").
Cost is a critical question that needs to be addressed in any proposals for action, or inaction.
The committee report made clear that the impact statement was required in conjunction with specific proposals for action.
Anne-Marie Slaughter, a Princeton scholar who previously served as a senior Obama administration official, has offered sensible proposals for action.
"This proves that the finance sector is a breeding ground for discrimination and unfairness and I look forward to the Commission's proposals for action," Ms Harman said.
"All children thriving", "putting women and girls at the centre of development" and "creating new interventions for global health" sound more like aspirations than proposals for action.
Corbyn has not commented directly on the issue of military action, saying he would want to see the proposals for action and humanitarian relief first.
Policy makers appreciate proposals for action that are clear and articulate and show that they have been thought through before presentation.
While many exciting individual initiatives exist, more is needed, specifically, new and vibrant proposals for action both within and outside of the final negotiated text.
Multiple proposals for action surfaced, and the practice of linking allowed most anyone interested who connected to one of the nodes in the network to follow quotations and references to get a sense of the broad range of proposals.
The government's proposals for action will be to speed up the introduction of a residence test to prevent those who have not lived in the UK for a year from claiming legal aid, imposing fresh restrictions on "no win, no fee" funding agreements and strengthening the investigative powers used against law firms that allegedly abuse legal procedures.
