"to be put forth" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to be presented or suggested for consideration. Example: The proposal to build a new park was put forth by the city council during the town hall meeting.
The team selects the most relevant challenges to be put forth to the students for selection.
It's as if she can't help herself -- these fierce poems demand to be put forth.
He puts the message forth that needs to be put forth".
An extraordinary amount of effort seems to be put forth to achieve something so shallow, raising a question: What, exactly, do men expect to get out of this?
"I'm glad to hear that there is some movement there, but there's a couple of other legs of that stool that have to be put forth". The battle lines over immigration have become especially firm as spending talks falter.
He allowed his name to be put forth, as did the four others on the list: Senator Bob Graham of Florida, Senator Harris Wofford of Pennsylvania, Representative Lee Hamilton of Indiana and Senator Bob Kerrey of Nebraska.
"It's not a popular opinion to be putting forth in the domestic-violence world," she said.
In his own campaign book, "Testimony," he states, "I don't claim to be putting forth any new theory or new intellectual framework.
A Chinese foreign ministry spokesman, Zhu Bangzao, said this week that America ought not to be putting forth "all manner of requests", but rather should accept responsibility and yield to China's demands.
She added: "I think the media is going to be putting forth whatever facts and information it has for voters to assess on their own".
And many suggestions will be put forth to make the planet a better place for future generations.
