The phrase "propose to work" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to suggest a way to accomplish a task or in a proposal for a new job or project. For example, "I am proposing to work on a new marketing strategy for our company that will expand our customer base."
"I want to declare publicly that I propose to work with them, irrespective of party affiliation".
European officials propose to work this down to their target of 60% over a couple of decades.
Across three years, we propose to work with teachers to integrate a CEMS approach into four Algebra I units.
He will propose to work within the current rules in the short term at least, and not put forward a treaty change, which could take years to achieve.
As a result, we propose to work on architecture for integrated social media analytics and e-health information systems.
In the present study we propose to work in terms of stresses and strains of the material of the cohesive layer.
He proposes to work with the city to create a process for his proposed project based on four principles.
Recommendations from faculty members in at least two of the literatures in which the student proposes to work, if possible.
Recommendations should, if possible, come from faculty in at least two of the literatures in which the student proposes to work.
He also proposes to work with the county's unions to make voluntary savings and thus avert a state takeover of the county's finances, which could abrogate the union contracts.
Several robots have been proposed to work on Hubble, including the University of Maryland's Ranger and a humanoid-looking one called Robonaut, under development by NASA's Johnson Space Center.
