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Discover LudwigThe phrase "proposed rates" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a new set of rates that have been suggested, or "proposed", but not yet confirmed or put into effect. For example, "The proposed rates for next semester are higher than this semester's rates."
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The proposed rates aren't yet final.
The proposed rates are on the final page.
This is far below the Chancellor's proposed rates.
Health plans around the country have just filed proposed rates for 2017.
"These proposed rates are to go into effect Oct. 1, and in the past, proposed numbers became real numbers.
… A total of 14 companies filed proposed rates for 214 different plans to the department.
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The proposal drew opposition from area officials who felt the proposed rate was too high.
An article on April 1 also misstated the original proposed rate.
Michael Stanton, the senior lobbyist for the Washington-based Alliance of Autheobile Manufacturegulators the regulators' proposed rating system was too imprecise.
At least 16 governors have proposed rate reductions this year for health care providers.
In November, Con Ed proposed rate increases of 9.8percentt for its natural gas operations and 14.6percentt for its steam operations.
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