The phrase "affects recommendations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how certain factors or variables influence the suggestions or advice given in a particular context.
Example: "The recent data analysis affects recommendations for the marketing strategy moving forward."
Alternatives: "influences suggestions" or "impacts advice".
The new guidelines are also not meant to affect recommendations about taking baby aspirin to protect the heart; the amount of aspirin — 81 milligrams — is very small, a quarter of the dose contained in an adult pill.
This information has affected recommendations for diabetes care in Japan and the United States differently, and supports a more comprehensive and prospective approach to cardiovascular safety assessments of diabetes therapies in the future.
Conflicts of interest affect recommendations in clinical guidelines and disclosure of such conflicts is important.
A detailed understanding of meningococcal disease in communities will affect recommendations for current or future vaccines or other prevention strategies.
We also cannot comment on the influence of unstudied respondent factors, such as ethnicity and religious affiliation, which might affect recommendations to limit aggressive care [ 31].
New standardized measures for the assessment of suicidal behavior and ideation have been designed to improve identification and clinical management and have recently been effectively disseminated, which may affect recommendations in future guidelines [ 6].
The pandemic vaccine not only raises neutralization antibodies to cognate H1N1, but also elicits broadly heterosubtypic neutralization responses the implications of which would affect recommendations regarding the composition of influenza vaccine immunogens.
In a national survey of physicians with experience treating sepsis, we used simulated clinical vignettes to measure physician predictions about outcomes from septic shock, to test the influence of selected patient factors on these predictions and to determine how these factors and predictions affect recommendations for limitation of care.
Experimental results show an increased value of coverage of the recommendations provided by TRACCF without affecting recommendation quality.
Examples: asking them to rate their recently returned discs, taking an initial rating survey at the start of their membership (and showing them how it affects our recommendations) and taking the opportunity to show them related films when they add movies to their queues.
