The phrase "put forward with" is correct and usable in written English.
To use it, you usually want to attach a specific proposal, plan, or idea that you are suggesting. For example: "I put forward with a plan to reorganize our company's hierarchy."
A candidate's romantic life yields to less reliable interpretation, and is put forward with even more sugarcoating.
Brazil legend Zico has also been put forward, with his former club Flamengo suggesting he scored 89 goals in 1979.
And both the Israelis and the Palestinians accepted the principles that Clinton put forward with enormous caveats.
At times his vigorous comments were wrong and even insulting, but always put forward with awesome wit and intelligence.
This is put forward with meaningless arguments such as 'bookending' or creating a 'landmark'," the submission said.
"Given the complaint that Christian and Abhishek put forward with the backing of solicitors looking for judicial review, we had to taker legal advice.
Instead, he puts forward with much humour and candour the case for a values-centred approach to learning, that is both about teaching children to read and write and about helping them to "become better human beings".
This is the first time a joint media and client submission has been put forward - with the Guardian providing recruitment, creative, strategic, research and editorial services.
The BBC put forward evidence "with the greatest earnestness" that it was "vital to the public interest that the monopoly of both sound and television broadcasting should be preserved".
The nature of federated integration is discussed, and the architecture of federated integration system was put forward along with a set of rules and three types of integration services.
An analytical solution for the self-internal-force mode of the lower cable strut system is put forward together with the equivalent nodal force acting on the upper single-layer dome for the two types of cable strut arrangement.
