The phrase "propose it as" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is often used when presenting an idea or suggestion to others. Example: "I would like to propose it as a new policy for our company."
Since the semi-automated method grants this performance at far the lowest cost of time, we propose it as a useful tool for broad measurements of urbanization and its application can promote greater integrity between studies of urbanization effects on wildlife around the world.
Rather we propose it as the idealized operating system of an organization – let's call it LoveOS.
They won the ban on sex discrimination in employment by letting a conservative congressman propose it as a joke.
Fund industry leaders propose it as the best antidote for late trading, one of the crimes that have come to light in the current mutual fund scandals.
"But to propose it as a first resort, during a potential coming of a recession, I think is a bad policy fiscally, and unnecessary".
One cannot take a digital sound editing tool and propose it as a means to listen to a musical recording.
Undaunted, he put the bill to the Lords for a third fruitless time in 2009, proposing it as: "a 'New Deal' for Britain's disabled people.
In addition to the F-108's interceptor role, North American proposed it as an escort fighter for its own B-70 Valkyrie supersonic bomber prototype.
They also proposed it as a "free-market" counter proposal to a single-payer system like Canada's, which many Democrats supported (and still do).
There, too, the company first prototyped the protocol using Chrome and its own servers and then later proposed it as the basis of the new version of HTTP.
Rolling Stone called the T-shirt the "ultimate rock garment," proposing it as a "$10 signifier".
