The phrase "propositions for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce new ideas, plans, or strategies. For example, "Here are eight propositions for improving our sales."
The ventures are typically viewed as risky propositions for loans from commercial banks.
"These are pretty simple propositions, they aren't propositions for argument by anyone.
We'll be looking to organisations to come to us with interesting propositions for similar partnerships.
Potential solutions for this disconnect, including carbon offsets or Superfund liabilities, are losing propositions for many corporations.
In terms of place, Marks & Spencer is personalising clusters of products by merchandising outfit propositions – for example, shirt, trousers and socks – to encourage cross-shopping and category awareness.
Mauroy's trade-union background and old-fashioned socialism did much to sustain Mitterrand's credibility in campaigning on a platform of 110 Propositions for France.
Sherry, port, marsala and madeira may not be so eccentrically lurid in flavour and appearance, but they are once-a-year propositions for most people.
Prior to setting up his own company, Andrew has created mobile propositions for companies such as Burberry, Tesco and News UK.
"Barring that," he writes, after a list of propositions for saving marine life, "just yell at people randomly to stop killing whales.
Propositions for future research are offered.
In addition, some propositions for generalized equations are reported.
