The phrase "a resolution recommending" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in formal contexts, such as legislative or organizational discussions, where a resolution is proposed to suggest a course of action.
Example: "The committee presented a resolution recommending the adoption of new environmental policies."
Alternatives: "a proposal suggesting" or "a motion advising".
After the speech, the faculty senate passed a resolution recommending that the president, Richard L. Judd, be allowed to keep his job.
The Landmarks Committee of Community Board No. 2 did indeed pass a resolution recommending denial of the Nouvel application; three days later our resolution was overturned by the full board.
A1 Twins in the Classroom Lawmakers in the Illinois House passed a resolution recommending that school districts take parental preference into consideration when deciding whether to separate twins in classrooms.
Earlier this year, students at U.C.S.B. agreed upon a resolution recommending that such warnings be issued in instances where classroom materials might touch upon "rape, sexual assault, abuse, self-injurious behavior, suicide, graphic violence, pornography, kidnapping, and graphic descriptions of gore".
The Legislature voted 10 to 4 for a resolution recommending that the tax be raised to 7.25percentt, from 6.25percentt, everywhere in Westchester except the four largest cities. Andrew J. Spano, the Democratic county executive, has said the increase is the only short-term measure to avoid a near-record property tax increase of 31.7percentt.
But first, I'd like to ask about another Princeton connection to the Thanksgiving story, in September of 1789, Elias Boudinot, New Jersey Congressman and a longtime trustee of what was then the College of New Jersey, now Princeton, introduced a resolution recommending a day of public Thanksgiving and prayer.
He vowed to introduce a House resolution recommending that Attorney General Janet Reno name a special counsel to investigate the matter.
Gillette said yesterday that it would continue to choose its directors in staggered elections despite majority support for a shareholder resolution recommending annual elections for board members.
By Harrison Kinney and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, July 8, 1950 P. 15 Tuesday, June 27, the day the UN Security Council voted in favor of a US resolution recommending military aid to the Republic of Korea, was hot, bright, and windless, and at the bar in the delegate's lounge, the favorite drink was orange juice.
Tuesday, June 27, the day the UN Security Council voted in favor of a US resolution recommending military aid to the Republic of Korea, was hot, bright, and windless, and at the bar in the delegate's lounge, the favorite drink was orange juice.
Sosnoff, who has asked in vain for membership on the Caesars board, submitted a shareholders resolution recommending that the board refrain from adopting "anti-takeover" charter amendments.
