The phrase "puts forward that" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It usually introduces a statement or idea that the speaker or writer wants to present as a possibility or argument. Example: The new study puts forward that increasing physical activity can have significant health benefits, including reducing the risk of chronic diseases.
"It puts forward that Bronx Community College is about academics".
This argument puts forward that the clinicians' duty is to attend to the patient first.
The paper puts forward that, it is not institutions per se but the "nature of interaction" between formal and informal institutions together with the "enforcement mechanisms" which will to a large extent determine the kind of resource outcomes.
This puts forward that providing the AA needs of the mammary gland for milk protein synthesis are met, glucose supply may become the next limiting factor for milk protein synthesis in cows fed diets based on restrictively fermented grass silage.
It also puts forward that the more a priori information on the signal, the better the performance.
Regarding the employment relationship, we control for full time or part time jobs.9 In addition, the management literature puts forward that spatial proximity or job rotations facilitate the initiation of mentor protégé relationships.
There will be legislation that will need to be put forward that won't be put forward".
Initially a suggestion was put forward that would have seen a complete redesign of their respective fleets.
Finally, based on the analysis of simulation result, four important conclusions were put forward that can be used for the design of emergency evacuation routes.
"Appreciating America" is a plan I put forward that will help homeowners who need to be refinanced to prevent foreclosure.
Two options have been put forward that would permit a zero rate of tax on sanitary products.
