The phrase "propose it to" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you are suggesting or offering something to a particular person or group of people. Example: I have a great idea for a company picnic, so I'm going to propose it to the HR department.
That is the way in which we propose it to work," he said.
But the issue is hardly the closed matter that Trump would propose it to be.
Downing Street insiders say Mr Blair is "very sympathetic" and plans to formally propose it to other heads of state at a meeting later this year.
needs to have the commitment of the political authorities that can actually endorse the program, own it and propose it to the population as theirs," Christine Lagarde, managing director of the I.M.F., told Reuters on Tuesday.
The contradiction between human rights and foreign policy can be productive, he said, "but was it necessary to give it a governmental character by creating a secretary of state?" He answered: "I no longer believe so, and it was an error on my part to propose it to the president".
I therefore put myself as much as I could out of sight, and stated it as a scheme of a number of friends, who had requested me to go about and propose it to such as they thought lovers of reading.
"The park used to be where I am proposing it to be," he said.
"We had the idea of proposing it to those countries with an ideological affinity with Nicaragua.
She proposed it to a number of writers, and I was the only one who took her up on it.
Moira Buffini, the writer, is a real feminist and that's how she proposed it to me.
If he is taking the role of a spoiler because someone has proposed it to him, then it is disgusting".
