The phrase "suggested introducing" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in a sentence when discussing a potential idea or concept that someone has proposed introducing. Example: The team suggested introducing a new marketing strategy to attract younger customers.
It has, however, suggested introducing foreign monitors along the border.
As an alternative, he suggested introducing a "kitemark" for buildings, which rated their environmental, social and economic sustainability, including social capital.
The voters were also asked: "When it comes to reducing smoking rates in the UK, where should the government focus its effort?" Almost two-thirds – 62% – said "better education", while less than one in four – 24% – suggested introducing plain packaging.
While it sounds fairly uncontroversial, the legislation may be difficult for Corbyn to support given that he has suggested introducing a 7% rate of national insurance on higher earners to fund scrapping fees.
The report also suggested introducing elements of diversity and multiculturalism into classrooms, an initiative which has been shown to be a particularly effective way of confronting prejudices amongst schoolchildren in largely white, rural areas.
Last year, a parliamentary commission led by William McKay, the former clerk of the House of Commons, suggested introducing a requirement that laws affecting England alone obtain the backing of a majority of English M.P.s.
Previous research has suggested introduced birds play an important ecological role in Hawaii, particularly in the absence of native frugivores.
But he did not suggest introducing a new justice target.
In the aisle by the laundry section he suggests introducing the smell of freshly laundered sheets.
It suggests introducing cashless payments to reduce long queues and prevent children who receive free school meals from being stigmatised.
They suggest introducing retirement saving by default, requiring workers to opt out of pre-determined settings in pension plans.
