"put forward a policy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe an idea or plan proposed by an individual or group. For example, "The Prime Minister put forward a policy to reduce energy consumption in the country."
"I choose to put forward a policy platform and a set of political choices underpinned by values and principles," she insists.
But there remain doubts about his seriousness and Mr Johnson will now have to put forward a policy programme beyond the generalities offered yesterday.
So if you want to talk about the big issues of the day and put forward a policy reform to deal with education, energy, foreign affairs, that doesn't get the bounce or the altitude that the political theater does.
"When you're trying to put forward a policy of any sort, you've got to take the troops with you.
However, Onn faced challenges in Parliament, notably from Tory MP Philip Davies – who has previously been referred to as a "troglodyte" by his own colleagues for his views on equality – about the decision to put forward a policy that concerns prejudice against women only, and not men too.
But that historic partnership has come under some tension in recent months, after groups associated with the Movement for Black Lives put forward a policy platform that characterized Israel as an "apartheid state" and criticized the U.S. government for giving the country military aid.
Some prominent people in the counterterrorism community put forward a policy-based explanation.
The speaker of the House promised to put forward "a bold policy agenda" on taxes, health care, foreign policy and poverty.
Because of the financial situation, "we have had to put forward a different policy".
Hocevar applauded the fact that California's bill has so far put forward a strong policy against microbeads.
We put forward a number of policy measures to address these incentive problems.
