The phrase "proposed version" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a version of something that has been suggested or proposed. For example, "We discussed the proposed version of the report and decided to make a few changes."
The Standard Model Higgs boson is the most simple proposed version of particle.
Mastin said he approved of Gove's aims in revamping the curriculum, but the proposed version failed to offer children the broad and balanced education that had been promised.
In a letter to the judge, Mr. White had written that a proposed version of Mr. Rocancourt's life story in English is tentatively titled, "The French Hustler".
Mastin, a fan of Gove's aim for greater rigour, said the proposed version that emerged from the education department tragically failed to offer children the broad and balanced education the education secretary had promised.
There are many positive echoes of the 2000 definition in the proposed version that sit alongside a description of a more visionary profession, one that is placed to make major contributions to local, regional and global complexities.
Under the current proposed version of the counter-terrorism bill, the home secretary would be able to extend pre-charge detention to 42 days in relation to any ongoing investigation.
In fact, members of Congress from both parties have in recent years proposed versions of retirement savings accounts for all children.
But, says Greenpeace, the laws are frequently flouted: all the proposed versions of the China pipeline, for instance, run through national parks, which is supposedly illegal.
All proposed versions are abstract and ahistorical.
Last year, as funds were being raised for the billboard, supporters could vote on proposed versions.
And as the opposition, yes, the PRI blocked reforms proposed by the PAN and then turned around and proposed versions of those same reforms themselves, once they returned to power in 2012.
