"Advised recommendations" is not a phrase commonly used in written English.
It may make more sense to say "advised suggestions" or "recommended advice." However, if you are determined to use "advised recommendations," it would be grammatically correct and usable in a sentence like: "The panel of experts provided advised recommendations on how to improve the company's environmental policies."
The original recommendation was to "avoid too much sugar", while subsequent recommendations advised Americans to "use sugars only in moderation".
recommending: contexts where a course of action is recommended for the benefit of the addressee — either by advising them (recommendation for the benefit of the addressee, as in consultations) or inducing them (promotion: recommendation for the benefit of the speaker, as in advertisements).
Nevertheless, both the ACR and EASI/IUIS recommendations advised to perform an end-point titration [1, 8].
Although only a "wait and see approach" is advised medically, treatment recommendations exist within acupuncture texts.
We strongly urge the Government of Bangladesh to reject these ill-advised recommendations and instead allow Grameen Bank to operate with the respect and autonomy it has both earned and deserves.
Unfortunately, the results from this study were misinterpreted by the study investigators, who made ill-advised recommendations to the clinical community [ 25].
The first recommendation advised that Canada not proceed with xenotransplantation clinical trials.
Based on the musculoskeletal check employees were excluded (see exclusion criteria above) if considered in risk of deteriorating health by a major part of the training program or they were advised with individual recommendation to take special care in relation to specific exercises e.g. in case of minor musculoskeletal disorders.
We monitored the TOF on the facial and the ulnar nerves because the facial site is advised in the French recommendations, but not in the recommendations from the Society of Critical Care Medicine [2, 4].
Another study in a similarly predominantly white, middle-class population showed that women who did not receive advice on weight gain were more likely to gain less (AOR 1.8, 95% CI 1.3-2.5 1.3-2.5e (Aor 2.0, 95% CI 1.5-2.7) than recomoreded, compAORd to women who were advised according to the recommendations [ 30].
She also advised that people providing recommendations be wholly truthful and not write anything they would not want a student discovering: by law in Britain, applicants are allowed to read submitted recommendations of them.
