The phrase "a recommendation released" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a suggestion or advice that has been formally issued or made public.
Example: "The organization issued a recommendation released to improve safety standards in the workplace."
Alternatives: "a published recommendation" or "a formal recommendation issued".
Following is an excerpt from a recommendation released yesterday by the American Catholic bishops' Ad Hoc Committee on Sexual Abuse.
The judge, Curtis L. Wagner Jr., in a recommendation released today, said that while there were vast sums due for overcharges, California utilities, grid managers and the state agency purchasing power owed generators even more.
But in a recommendation released Wednesday afternoon, Assistant Attorney General Edward J. Kelley wrote that there was no evidence that the court would have even accepted a plea deal.
On 26 March, a draft recommendation released by TRAI said the regulator felt there was no need for an exit policy.
In a unanimous recommendation released on Wednesday, the five-person inquiry committee of the Canadian Judicial Council said Robin Camp "committed misconduct" while presiding over a 2014 trial into allegations of sexual assault.
This USPSTF recommendation was presented in a draft document in October 2011 and final recommendation released May 2012.
The official USA recommendation, released in 2013, was associated with a dramatic 138% increase in FT AT prescriptions from 50 031 in 2011 2012 to 119 271 in 2013 2014.
The 21 recommendations, released Thursday, come from a 16-member parliamentary committee as Justin Trudeau's government looks into new legislation for assisted death after last year's Supreme Court ruling.
The recommendations released Thursday are subject to a 60-day public commenting period, after which N.H.T.S.A. would issue its final set of guidelines.
The recommendations released Sunday will probably have an immediate impact on clinical practice, said Dr. Douglas Weaver, the incoming president of the American College of Cardiology, which was host of the conference.
The draft recommendations, released on Monday by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, a government-backed group of doctors and scientists, also called for routine HIV testing for all pregnant women.
