'puts forward the hypothesis' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when introducing a new idea or opinion that has not been proven to be true. For example, "The article puts forward the hypothesis that the internet has had a positive effect on socio-economic development in emerging markets."
In this text, Nietzsche puts forward the hypothesis that scientific concepts are chains of metaphors hardened into accepted truths.
Thus, phenetic classification puts forward the hypothesis that anaerobic metabolism is a derived trait in A. dehalogenans.
This puts forward the hypothesis that, within N0 tumors, patients within this molecular subgroup would likely benefit from adjuvant therapy.
The present review (i) puts forward the hypothesis that a reperfused MI may be considered a healing wound, (ii) compiles evidence for cells and factors controlling the inflammatory phase of wound healing, and (iii) proposes potential anti-inflammatory mechanisms as targets for therapeutic research.
I put forward the hypothesis that there's a growing demographic of gamers who don't care about the quality offered by dedicated machines – they just love the convenience of their smartphones and tablets.
In a famous article of 1919 he argued for free trade, putting forward the hypothesis that the comparative trading advantage of different countries is due to differences in productive factors.
An English orientalist, Sir William Jones, though he was not the first to observe these resemblances, is generally given the credit for bringing them to the attention of the scholarly world and putting forward the hypothesis, in 1786, that all three languages must have "sprung from some common source, which perhaps no longer exists".
Andrews was the first to put forward the hypothesis that the ideal occlusion of untreated patients could serve as the target of orthodontic treatment [1].
Thus, we put forward the hypothesis that the classical NO/cGMP signaling pathway is also involved in the penile erections when using the VCD devices.
Based on SEM-EDS and XAS observations, we put forward the hypothesis that Zn in the pig slurry consisted of nano-sized ZnS crystallites that further aggregated.
So we put forward the hypothesis ((mathbf{H}_{3})) so that (g omega t,cdot)) can be even expanded on (mathbb{R}) analytically.
