The phrase "accept a recommendation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when agreeing to or agreeing with a suggestion or advice given by someone else.
Example: "After careful consideration, I have decided to accept a recommendation from my mentor regarding my career path."
Alternatives: "agree to a suggestion" or "endorse a proposal."
Far too often, patients blindly accept a recommendation to have surgery.
"Compelling to me usually means a medical situation," Ms. Van Gieson said, stating that in such extenuating circumstances the university would accept a recommendation.
The law includes an independent panel made up of government and non-government medical experts to review any case where the minister refuses to accept a recommendation for transfer.
Instead, her slightly implausible grief drove her to accept a recommendation from a friend to sign up for a software service – stay with me, people – that creates a sort of cyber version of the deceased by scanning their social-media comments.
Ministers from the business department had been expected to make a decision before Christmas on whether it should accept a recommendation from the Competition Commission for an ombudsman but failed to do so after strong resistance from the "Big Four" supermarkets – Tesco, Sainsbury's, Asda and Morrisons.
The Welsh government said on Wednesday that it is going to accept a recommendation to change the way that deaths are measured.
Soon after, Pope Benedict accepted a recommendation to transfer Viganò from the Vatican to Washington.
Germany's defense minister accepted a recommendation today to drastically reform and shrink a draft-based army that is still set up to fight the cold war.
The suspension was later reduced to three games after the French League (LFP) accepted a recommendation from the French Olympic Committee, a move that drew heavy criticism from Aulas.
Bill Shorten has said he accepts a recommendation to dump Labor's candidate for Fremantle, unionist Chris Brown, because he was "not forthcoming with the truth" about prior convictions.
David Cameron has accepted a recommendation by the Electoral Commission to change the wording of the EU referendum question to avoid favouring the pro-EU side.
