The phrase "again recommended that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting or advising something that has been previously mentioned or suggested.
Example: "The committee has again recommended that we implement the new policy to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "once more advised that" or "reiterated the suggestion that".
(Today, U.N. agencies again recommend that needle exchange be part of H.I.V.-prevention services for drug users).
He once again recommends that calm be urged, and reminds that the sort of work that he and Reed do on a daily basis is simply work to see our national interests preserved and protected.
This time around, the National Oil Spill Commission is again recommending that Congress appropriate needed money for oil spill cleanup technologies -- and they suggest that some funding becomes mandatory, so the next time we have a major spill, we have a fighting chance of cleaning up more than just a fraction of it.
However, we again recommend that, before using questionnaire-derived or other indirect measures of the exposure, the NCS validate the measure against more direct measures (e.g., biologic or environmental monitoring).
The CSPI report was followed by a 2007 Institute of Medicine report that once again recommended new dietary guidelines and encouraged schools to stop selling junk food.
That is why the WHO has once again recommended using DDT wherever possible against malaria.
We will never again recommend anyone buy a phone that requires an audio adapter.
Ms Seex said she was concerned maladministration by the council could happen again and has recommended that the authority makes a number of changes.
Again, it is recommended that the expert knowledge about the present scenario and dynamic condition of the specific location should be combined with the outcomes of this study to plan for appropriate monitoring strategies.
Again, it is recommended that in future studies, psychosocial, environmental and cultural factors are measured and included for modeling.
