Can I say "I Proposed solutions to apply new business model in this project"
Can I say "I Proposed solutions to apply a new business model in this project"?
The original meaning is "I made a proposal in a project, the aim of this proposal is to apply a new business model.“

How can I make this sentence shortened?

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Can I say "I Proposed solutions to apply new business model in this project"
Can I say "I Proposed solutions to apply a new business model in this project"?
The original meaning is "I made a proposal in a project, the aim of this proposal is to apply a new business model.“

How can I make this sentence shortened?

Answer

Hi,

Your version makes sense, but it is not a very natural way to say this.  I would say this in one of two ways:

1) I made a proposal to apply a new business model.

2) I proposed applying a new business model.

Let me know if this helps!

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