'proposes measures to' is a correct and usable form of written English.
You can use it when you want to suggest ideas or solutions to a particular problem or issue. For example: "The Government proposes measures to reduce unemployment in the region."
The motion proposes measures to allow councils to borrow more to build more homes.
The state's draft environmental document proposes measures to mitigate the risk of water contamination and other adverse impacts.
The 1,000 page blueprint to help the EU meet its Paris climate commitments also proposes measures to cut household electricity bills, integrate renewables into power markets, and limit use of unsustainable bioenergy.
The study proposes measures to make it more accountable and transparent, and to free it from political interference to harness its full potential and restore its image and power as envisioned at its inception.
This brief opinion proposes measures to increase efficiency and exclude errors in biomedical research under the existing dynamic situation.
The recent policy document "Building the workforce - the New Deal for GPs" [ 11] proposes measures to address the current crisis, such as mentoring schemes and portfolio careers in addition to exploring workload interventions.
Unions have proposed measures to save the final salary scheme, to no avail.
The interim report will also include proposed measures to improve aviation capacity in the short term.
And State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli proposed measures to make special districts more accountable.
Gambling minister Tracey Crouch proposed measures to curb spending on FOBTs, which allow people to stake £100 every 20 seconds.
He considers proposed measures to curb the easy availability of weapons like the AR to be un-American.
