"send in a proposal" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to suggest that someone should submit a document articulating an idea, solution, or request. For example: If you have an idea for how to improve the system, I suggest that you send in a proposal so we can evaluate it.
"In past years they may have sent in a proposal and hoped for the best," said Michael Gannon, director of social responsibility at the Hartford, which typically donates about $800,000 to Hartford area arts organizations.
Once triggered, Plantoid does the rest: its software finds all the people who have sent in a proposal, chooses one of these people, and transfers funds in its wallet to that artist.
Sure you may feel awkward telling them you're not sending a proposal in, but you don't want to waste your time sending in a proposal to get rejected.
A firm that sends in a proposal late is likely to also be late on project deadlines.
With the involvement of the South African Indian Congress, the Coloured People's Congress, the South African Congress of Trade Unions and the Congress of Democrats, the ANC planned a Congress of the People, calling on all South Africans to send in proposals for a post-apartheid era.
"Anybody can send in a grant proposal, and the best ideas will win regardless of whether they come from academia, industry or elsewhere", said FLI co-founder Viktoriya Krakovna.
Groups interested in getting an INCLUDES pilot grant must first send in a preliminary proposal, which is due 15 April.
The first phase of the challenge requires participants to send in a written proposal that details their sensor design.
Interested parties can send in proposals through the EO site, and the ten residency finalists will be decided by Zoë Salditch, Jacob Bijani (Head of Product at EO), Kevin Slavin of the MIT Media Lab, Steven Sachs, Director at bitforms, and Paddy Johnson of Art F City and The L Magazine.
