"win proposals" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to proposals that are successful. For example, "Our team worked tirelessly to win proposals and increase our company's revenue."
The winning proposals, announced yesterday, were chosen from among 27 submitted earlier this year.
The seven winning proposals, some down-to-earth, others decidedly visionary, are displayed on the walls with text, graphics and photo illustrations.
"We're hoping these winning proposals find their way to the marketplace soon, and will provide relief to millions of American consumers harassed by these calls".
Their proposals are due by Thursday, and city officials said they planned to choose the winning proposals by the end of the month.
In 2014 HUD accepted six winning proposals, then allocated $930m£650m0m) in funds to city and state governments to make them happen.
A year ago, YouTube announced a list of winning proposals for "YouTube Original Channels," to expand the platform's content; among them were ones submitted both by the Onion and TED.
Among the 11 winning proposals, which were announced earlier this month, are the American Museum of Natural History, which already has a doctoral program in biology, along with Fordham University, Mercy College and two campuses of the City University of New York.
In a release, the department said that more than a third of the winning proposals were intended to serve rural schools and more than a quarter were in some way aimed at improving early learning.
Developers can win part of the remaining $485,000 for their winning proposals and prototypes.
Other winning proposals ranged from nanoscale probes to lab-grown blood vessels.
Potential entrants can view winning proposals from a previous year at the contest's Web site.
