The phrase "propose a policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used when a person wants to suggest or present a plan or strategy with the intention of implementing it. For example, "The mayor proposed a new policy to address homelessness in the city."
Here we propose a policy framework that triggers the required transition.
In addition, they need to propose a policy toward Saudi Arabia equal to the magnitude of the Saudi problem.
Together, they could propose a policy for reshaping and relocating development so that it results in more equitable and environmentally sustainable initiatives across the country.
Attacking both opponents, he said: "I will never propose a policy or a course of action which would damage our country.
Based on this in-depth comparative research, the team will then propose a policy guidance for INTERPOL on information exchange with private sector.
They both propose a policy of cap-and-trade to deal with global warming, an issue on which American leadership has been sorely lacking for the past eight years.
In this paper, we propose a policy-based framework for the management of wireless ad hoc networks and briefly describe a characteristics-based taxonomy that provides a platform to analyze and compare different architectural choices.
In this paper, we propose a Policy-Based Trust-Aware Adaptive Monitoring Scheme that can be integrated with the basic architecture of WiMax network to enhance its overall quality of service.
In November, Sheriff Lee Baca proposed a policy prohibiting off-duty deputies from carrying firearms while drinking.
And no one is proposing a policy change that Medicare numbers go to places not people.
Constantly pilloried for being insufficiently progressive, Clinton contemplated proposing a policy of universal income.
