"propose to go" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
The phrase is used to offer a suggestion or plan of action. For example, "I propose to go to the concert this weekend."
The debate continues online, and I don't propose to go through each argument here.
I do not propose to go into detail here about the events surrounding the Newsnight Report on 2nd November but you can read the BBC's account elsewhere.
In response to their advances, she would propose to go home with them if they would collaborate with her in making an art video.
"At the risk of seeming callous or whimsical," he said, "I propose to go on having a thing about many other matters than Soviet expansionism, and the plight of the cities, and the nuclear arms race".
There is a job to be done, a job I was elected to do and I propose to go on doing it.' The Conservative Party, he said, was like a family, and like every family it had its squabbles.
Thus, in order to improve the current situation, the authors propose to go ahead in each of the LCA stages as far as scientific advances allow.
To be sure, Helsinki is not proposing to go entirely car-free.
Facebook is proposing to go public with a dual-class share structure.
Then came news of the death of the Eastern emperor, Arcadius, and Stilicho proposed to go to Constantinople.
He proposed to go farther than any previous Israeli leader had in his quest for an agreement with the Palestinians.
Today, New Jersey caps it at 350percentt of the poverty level and New York proposes to go to 400percentt.
