The phrase "a full recommendation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that a recommendation is complete and thorough.
Example: "After reviewing her qualifications and experience, I am happy to provide a full recommendation for her application."
Alternatives: "a complete endorsement" or "a comprehensive recommendation."
Providing endorsements is ideal if you genuinely want to give props, but are too lazy or pressed for time to write a full recommendation.
Ultrasonography of the Achilles tendon shows a good negative predictive value; however, guidelines do not recommend the use of ultrasonography of the Achilles tendon in the diagnosis of FH. 25 Two years ago, a full recommendation had been issued in the UK, the NICE Clinical Guideline on FH, which accomplishes major points in the management of the disease.
You can read the full recommendation report here.
Service is meant to be embedded in a widget, not a full-fledged recommendation platform across an entire music service.
Next up on the docket is a full-wallet recommendation, which would let you know the "perfect wallet for you out of the cards we have," Cohen said.
The ECB board endorsed Morgan's proposals and will consider his full recommendations at a meeting in January.
The schools secretary, Ed Balls, is expected to accept in full recommendations made in a review of home education for mandatory registration to ensure that families are not using home tuition as a cover for abuse.
In my full recommendations, I talk about a twin-track approach, where we can count on the core data published to a high standard and, simultaneously, the rest published quickly as well.
His failure to accept the full recommendations of the report is unfortunate and regrettable," said Brian Cathcart, a former Reuters journalist and founder of the Hacked Off campaign.
Recommendations: Recommendations (Abridged, see full recommendations under section 7) For Royal Government of Cambodia at National Level a.
