"propose to postpone" is correct and usable in written English and is a formal way of suggesting that something should be delayed.
It can be used in almost any context where you are suggesting that a meeting, event, or activity should be delayed until a later time. For example, "I propose to postpone the meeting until next week to allow us time to prepare."
Fortunately, in his State of the Union address last week, he asked Congress to correct this problem by speeding up the tax cut and making it permanent, even though opponents like Senator Edward Kennedy want to head in the opposite direction, proposing to postpone tax rate reductions scheduled to take effect in 2004 and 2006.
He even proposed to postpone deployment of a strategic defense system for 10 years in conjunction with 50percentt reductions of strategic forces over the first five years, and the elimination of all American and Soviet ballistic missiles over the second five years.
They've become radicalized". As Trump groused to reporters about Pelosi's decision, he repeatedly mischaracterized her position, asserting that she "canceled" his address when she proposed to postpone it.
To avoid the risk associated with blood transfusions it was proposed to postpone transfusion as long as SMA patients are clinically stable [2], [11], [12].
I would have loved to have been able to have spoken more often and more publicly, with more words of caution for those proposing to undertake IVF, or postponing their family because IVF seems a reliable option should natural conception fail.
Eighteen law professors sent a letter to leaders on Capitol Hill on Tuesday urging them to postpone proposed changes to a Depression-era law that they say could have "broad negative unintended consequences in the securities markets".
White House officials are hoping that if a deal is reached combining higher tax revenues with some of the spending cuts the president has already proposed, Republicans will agree to postpone or vastly reduce the unpopular sequester.
Obama at times has pushed the limits of his authority, including on the issue that is the subject of the proposed lawsuit: his unilateral decision to postpone, twice, the Affordable Care Act's requirement that larger employers provide coverage for their workers.
As the patient wished to postpone the proposed liver resection, flubendazole was given to the patient at a daily dosage of 9.0 g [ 13] until 1985 when he was eventually transferred to Besançon University Hospital for radical liver resection and inclusion in chemotherapy trials.
23 We did not find any difference between men and women in their ability to postpone death, as proposed by Phillips et al. 16 However, in contrast to our study, these authors referred to a wider time frame of a whole year.
