The phrase "review a proposal" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you're talking about a process or activity of examining a plan or proposal in order to make an assessment or recommendation. For example, "My manager asked me to review a proposal for a new product idea before presenting it to the team."
The university is continuing to review a proposal announced in May that calls for changes at Notre Dame Stadium.
Leaders of the flight attendants' union are meeting this week to review a proposal that United gave them on Monday.
On Thursday, a bankruptcy court will review a proposal that would return 93 percent of the missing money to customers like Mr. Desai.
Builders now sit down at a table with every city official who needs to review a proposal, instead of being forced to go from office to office.
Johnson said she aims to review a proposal to ban the use of certain studies in rulemaking that rely on confidential health information.
And after a LIPA plan to build three 80-foot wind turbines near Montauk Point was torpedoed last year by people who complained the machines would spoil the view, officials of the agency are scheduled to meet with representatives of the Long Island Farm Bureau this week to review a proposal that would encourage farmers to install them in their fields.
The Securities and Exchange Commission is reviewing a proposal to create the first diamond-backed exchange-traded fund.
One of them later wrote Dr. Monnett that "You admitted that you reviewed a proposal" that "you helped draft".
Labor Secretary Bill Brock is reviewing a proposal to lift the ban on commercial work in the home.
The Securities and Exchange Commission is reviewing a proposal to create the first diamond-backed exchange-traded fund, which would be available to anyone with an online trading account.
But Somers is reviewing a proposal to build a mixed-use development with residences, stores and a village green, on a 79-acre site elsewhere in town.
