"service proposal" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a written document that outlines a proposed plan or strategy for providing a service to a client or customer. Example: Our company is preparing a service proposal for the new client, detailing the various services we can offer and our pricing options.
No doubt the BBC Trust would veto such a new service proposal if it was ever advanced by management.
Neither Mr. Kalikow nor Tom Kelly, a spokesman for the M.T.A., returned calls yesterday seeking more information about the fare and service proposal.
Though the litigation continues, Ms. Lewis said the park service proposal was not a response to court action but instead a way to develop a winter management plan for Yellowstone, as well as for nearby Grand Teton National Park and the John D. Rockefeller Jr. Memorial Parkway, which connects the two.
In this research, we develop user-oriented RT service proposal system in Kukanchi.
When a new service proposal is conceived of by its creator (the analyst), the process usually starts as soon as the service requirements are defined and the needed resources are gathered.
In this case a "global service" proposal has been done: the foundry would pay a rental for seven years comprehensive of purchase and installation of LEDs plant, decommissioning of the present lighting plant, maintenance costs and energy efficiency bonds ("certificati bianchi"); a simple payback time of 5 years would be obtained.
Citizens panels and juries to explore specific service proposals – putting debates on service provision out into the open rather than keeping them behind closed doors.
"This was extremely challenging for the trust as it was far below the cost of the pilot 111 services that the trust had experience of, and was substantially below the level of cost that the trust had modelled as its future 111 service proposals".
At today's staff meeting, which was broadcast on the BBC's internal TV service, proposals were put to Thompson, who is attempting to push through unpopular measures to plug a £2bn deficit in the corporation's final salary pension scheme.
In contrast to classical queueing theory, it deals with performance bounds instead of average values and thus has been the theoretical basis of quality of service proposals such as the IETF's Integrated and Differentiated Services architectures.
Arizona's Republican US senators – John McCain and Jeff Flake – have urged Brewer to wield her veto, as have three Republican state senators, Adam Driggs, Steve Pierce the architect of the anti-immigrant SB 1070 bill, and Bob Worsley, who all previously backed the refusal-of-service proposal.
