The phrase "agreed recommendation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a suggestion or advice that has been accepted or endorsed by a group or individuals.
Example: "After much discussion, we reached an agreed recommendation to proceed with the project as planned."
Alternatives: "consensus recommendation" or "unanimous suggestion".
Commission chairman Paul Silk said: "At a time when constitutional issues are high on the agenda in the United Kingdom, we have agreed recommendations that will provide a stable and well-founded devolution settlement fit for the future.
In fact, there are no universally agreed recommendations for most PFSs.
The output from the UK-based Thinktank workshop was therefore considered to be a list of nationally agreed recommendations to guide the future research agenda in this field.
Nowadays, there are no universally agreed recommendations for most PFSs, and near half of patients may remain without a genetic diagnosis even after performing multiple-gene analyses.
The aim was to provide an arena for discussion and to develop agreed recommendations for future studies testing the effectiveness of non-pharmacological interventions for common musculoskeletal pain.
All experts were asked to give, where possible their 'lenient' and 'strict' interpretation of internationally agreed recommendations from primary care and occupational evidence-based guidelines [ 16- 19] for each scale.
Non-adherence to medication (i.e. patient's behaviour not matching agreed recommendations from the prescriber) is estimated to affect approximately 30- 50% of patients with chronic conditions [ 2].
Internationally, a third to a half of all prescribed treatments are not adhered to and the rates of non-adherence amongst children and adolescents with long-term conditions is higher than amongst adults [ 2]. 'Adherence' is ' the extent to which the patient's behaviour matches agreed recommendations from the prescriber' [ 3].
Seven key domains and individual components were evaluated and led to agreed recommendations including definition of a TES (100% agreement), minimal data necessary (100% agreement), method of data analysis (agreement mean (SD) scores ranging between 7.9 (0.84) and 9.0 (2.16)) and reporting of results as well as ethical issues.
