The phrase "a note suggesting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a written communication that offers a recommendation or advice.
Example: "I received a note suggesting that we reconsider our approach to the project."
Alternatives: "a message recommending" or "a memo proposing".
Shah added a note suggesting the plan might "save them some pocket money".
A note suggesting marital problems was discovered, according to the police.
Meanwhile, I have given Martin Hurst a note suggesting someone he could talk to who runs the Herbal Practitioner's Association.
I got his e-mail address from a friend and sent him a note suggesting we grab a drink.
The Historical Society's records did not list a donor of the petrified wood, just a note suggesting it had come from the Horse Fence Hill Road area.
A note suggesting the spotless Mr Singh asked to be kept at "arm's length" from the sales looks unedifying, at the least.The government is responding in two ways.
The president decided to take action when a note suggested his daughter would be the target.
The figure, analysts at ANZ said in a note, suggested "a continued weakness in the economy" and confirmed "our view that the policies implemented so far have failed to arrest a cyclical downturn".
If you scroll down to the bottom of Grumpelt's site, a note suggests readers can buy the domain by making a $10,000 donation to the charity "Hate Free YEG," which cleans up racist graffiti in Edmonton.
Charles A. Cannon, the son of the founder and for 50 years the mill-town patriarch, "would send people to me with a handwritten note suggesting we help out with an unsecured loan," former banker Jenkins said.
Writer ends on a hopeful note, suggesting that ospreys may be making a come-back, possibly because less DDT is reportedly being used.
