The phrase "a recommended transaction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting a specific action or choice that is advised or endorsed in a particular context, such as finance or business.
Example: "After reviewing your account, we believe that a recommended transaction would be to invest in the diversified portfolio we discussed."
Alternatives: "an advised transaction" or "a suggested transaction."
"AB InBev's intention is to work with SABMiller's board toward a recommended transaction".
"Royalty Pharma remains committed to working towards a recommended transaction," the company said.
Mittal Steel said yesterday it was in "advanced and constructive" talks with Arcelor that "may or may not lead to a recommended transaction" when the board of the Luxembourg-based company meets tomorrow to discuss it and a rival merger with Russia's Severstal.
"Kraft Foods is committed to working toward a recommended transaction and to maintaining a constructive dialogue, and is announcing this proposal as a means to encourage and further that process," said the company in a statement.
Given this, we are seeking to engage with the board of Mothercare on a constructive basis with the goal of completing a recommended transaction".
The National Association of Securities Dealers NASDD) Conduct Rule 2860 (b) (19) says a sophisticated investor "has such knowledge and experience in financial matters that he may reasonably be expected to be capable of evaluating the risks of [a] recommended transaction".
The investor, Franklin Mutual Advisers, a unit of Franklin Resources Inc., recommended the transaction in a filing on Wednesday with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Singapore Exchange, known as SGX, is offering 10.7 billion Singapore dollars in cash and shares for ASX, the main Australian stock exchange operator, whose board recommended the transaction.
The adviser, Institutional Shareholder Services, recommended the transaction and said investor concern about the value of an agreement to sell some properties to a group led by Reckson's chief executive, Scott Rechler, was unwarranted since the accord was reached after competitive bidding.
"When the career loan program staff recommends a transaction for conditional commitment, closing or restructuring, the secretary must give final approval," Mr. LaVera said in an e-mail, "but only after extensive and rigorous analysis by teams of career federal employees and outside experts of the risks and benefits".
During this period, Venable exercised improper discretion in 12 of the 14 customer accounts, effected excessive transactions in one customer account, recommended unsuitable transactions in 10 customer accounts until September 2009, and mismarked order tickets in the 14 customer accounts.
