The phrase "additional recommendations are" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing further suggestions or advice related to a topic or issue being discussed.
Example: "In conclusion, additional recommendations are necessary to improve the overall effectiveness of the program."
Alternatives: "further suggestions are" or "more advice is".
Additional recommendations are for a specialized platform, to share knowledge on RAS, together with a more indepth and distinctive education programme.
Additional recommendations are designed to continue building out MIT's distinctive "global classroom," which already provides many opportunities for students to learn about the world through hands-on projects that solve practical problems.
Key additional recommendations are to incorporate an optical microscope to aid the search for particles and image registration, to include a variety of cantilevers (with different spring constants) and a variety of tip geometries.
However, additional recommendations are often made, usually in the form of codes of practice which, although not enforceable by law, can be rigidly applied by mutual agreement of all parties involved.
For patients who have high levels of LDL-Cholesterol, additional recommendations are: Reduce the percentage of calories consumed from saturated fat to 5-6%.
For patients who are suffering from hypertension, additional recommendations are: Reduce your sodium intake to 1500mg/day, or at least decrease your daily consumption by 1000mg/day, by reducing the consumption of sodium containing salts.
Additional recommendations were recently proposed by Perazella [ 8] and were endorsed by the Work Group.
More points achieved in the lifestyle index, corresponding to meeting additional recommendations, was associated with a markedly lower risk of colorectal cancer.
Additional recommendations were to decrease the dose of MMF if patients developed gastrointestinal problems not caused by GVHD and to discontinue administration of MMF if problems persisted afterwards.
Certain points of importance were emphasized and additional recommendations were made on the following questions: food composition tables, diet surveys, the utilization of cereals, food technology, and national nutrition organizations.
Additional recommendations were similar to those advanced by Summerbell and colleagues [ 3], and included: (a) incorporating follow-up assessment time points at 1-year and ideally, 2 years post-intervention; and (b) examining the effectiveness of lifestyle interventions in relation to other indices of health and psychosocial functioning for overweight and obese children [ 10].
