The phrase "propose two options" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used when discussing different choices or possibilities. Example: The committee will propose two options for the new company logo at the next meeting.
For intelligence oversight, we propose two options: either a joint committee on the old model of the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy or a single committee in each house combining authorizing and appropriating committees.
In such cases, we propose two options.
We propose two options for integration: the integration of HIV services with NCD services (providing care for NCDs alongside HIV care with the same staff in the same clinics so that text messaging services can be provided for both conditions) or direct transfer of evidence (a replication of text messaging HIV services in NCD clinics within the same facility of another).
We finally propose three options for land use policy towards sustainability.
We then propose three options for future evolution of transmission regimes, which cover the full spectrum of institutional arrangements with respect to transmission planning and delivery, i.e. how and who plans, owns, builds and operates the transmission system.
We propose four options to reformat lab reports: 1) inclusion of an interpretive summary section, 2) a summary letter to accompany the lab report, 3) development of a patient user guide to be provided with the report, and 4) a completely revised patient-friendly report.
Britain is proposing two options.
He is understood to be proposing two options to the 36 Fifa council members representing the five Fifa-affiliated confederations, of which nine come from Uefa.
Instead, the transgender student was brought into the office where the administration proposed two options: He could be run as prom queen or not run at all.
She proposed two options: An "all-cuts" budget and a set of tax increases that she says would "buy back" many of the reductions to education, health care and services for the disabled.
