The phrase "proposed template" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a document or template that is being suggested as a way to organize information or create something. For example: "The proposed template for our business plan should help us stay organized and make sure we cover all the important points."
In "Reds," the arguments are ideological; in Egypt, there was no plan or proposed template, or coherent body of revolutionaries to propose one.
FTIR results are in an agreement with the proposed template structure and confirmed that the hydrosilylation was complete.
The proposed template selection algorithm takes advantage of the FPGA area-time measures of the enumerated patterns, which can be easily inferred from the FPGA-aware enumeration strategy.
The proposed template stems from our work in the EU COST action 294 MAUSE (www.cost294.org) targeting towards quality assessment of usability-evaluation methods.
The result of this paper is a proposed template for failure assessment that, in its complete extension, can be downloaded from the World Wide Web.
The proposed template generation technique has a linear computational complexity in resolution and is, therefore, more efficient than the parameter gridding and interval methods.
The proposed template-based method can be applied to PET data acquired in several CNS disorders in which serotonin neurons in the brainstem might be affected.
In this article, we propose a semiautomatic method to reduce the problem of creating templates to that of validate, and possibly modify, a list of proposed templates.
The experimental result has shown that the number of quantum cost and gate count are reduced using the FREDKIN/SWAP gate in the transformation-based approach with the help of proposed templates.
The same order was also found for the protective effect of the sugars against thermal denaturation of a protein, supporting our proposed templating concept as fundamental in explaining nonionic solute effect on water structure and on protein stability.
In Table 4, we provide a comparison on the per-frame computational time for the proposed template-matching-based lattice rescoring and the HMM baseline.
