The phrase "a recommendable" is not correct in standard English usage.
The correct form would be "recommendable" without the article "a" preceding it.
Example: "This book is highly recommendable for anyone interested in history."
Alternatives: "worth recommending" or "advisable."
Is there a recommendable paper on this for holiday reading?
Or a destination in its own right, a recommendable eaterie which happens to have an art gallery attached?
The Premier board is, however, prepared to meet to discuss the business and to "establish whether McCormick will increase its offer price to a recommendable level".
These results also provided a recommendable design protocol for fabricating other scaffolds in tooth root reconstruction.
Moreover, its accuracy in representing stress concentration make the BEM a recommendable numerical technique for solving fracture mechanics problems, especially into the viscoelastic domain.
Therefore, co-digestion of SPV and manure under SD-AD or D-AD is a recommendable way to produce biogas with small reactor volume.
The questionnaire underwent extensive psychometric testing and is rated by the International Consultation on Incontinence (ICI) as Grade A, meaning highly recommendable [ 3].
We were confident in its support of him in the sand and on the grassy turf this chair was used on … BUT the biggest PLUS is that the shade apparatus held up; slanted as needed; folded away easily; and is a useful, recommendable product".
Because TTO is a more recommendable method considering its reliability and consistency, the result measured by TTO was used in the base-case analysis (Table 4).
After decision of the GP that the participation of a patient was recommendable for enrolment, an information form was given and discussed and a participation form had to be signed.
Instead of applying a classical plaster mortar and a reinforcing net, it is recommendable to use a composite mortar including PP fibers, in a proper dosage, that can lead to a more suitable outcome.
