The phrase "a recommendation note" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a written document that provides a recommendation or endorsement for someone or something.
Example: "I received a recommendation note from my professor, which helped me secure the internship."
Alternatives: "a reference letter" or "a letter of recommendation."
In the European Union, in August 2009, a policy committee of Member States, chaired by the European Commission and advised by ECDC, issued a recommendation noting no reason to close schools proactively in Europe [ 32].
Dr. Needlman, in revising the book, has backed away a little from this recommendation, noting that many parents feed their children a healthy diet that includes meat and low-fat milk.
But he also recalls that when he applied to Oberlin College from a New Jersey public high school, where only 10% of graduates went on to college, his teacher recommendation noted: "he writes good". On a more practical level, the new policy will impose a heavy administrative burden.
Today, shortly before Samsung issued a recommendation that all Note 7 users shut off their devices, Oculus disabled Note 7 support for the Gear VR.
Wood's comments also addressed this recommendation, noting actions that might have been illegal, such as blockades, had prevented environmental disasters.
However, the draft recommendation notes that there's evidence taking Vitamin D supplements can help people over 65 who are at increased risk of falling.
The recommendation noted his "unfailing courage", and the award was promulgated in the London Gazette on 11 April.
But he also recalls that when he applied to Oberlin College from a New Jersey public high school, where only 10% of graduates went on to college, his teacher recommendation noted: "he writes good".
The recommendation noted his victories in the air and described him as having "proved himself a very brilliant patrol leader" and as "a magnificent example at all times to all pilots in the Squadron by his keenness on the ground and gallantry in the air which was of the highest possible order".
The experts qualified their recommendation, noting that poor training, improper use and, for N95 respirators, the need for fit-testing may compromise the overall effectiveness of these measures.
