The phrase "along with recommended" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is suggested or advised in conjunction with another item or action.
Example: "The report includes the latest data along with recommended strategies for improvement."
Alternatives: "together with suggested" or "in addition to advised".
This information was provided along with recommended serving sizes and the percentage of daily allowances [ 24].
A detailed assignment sheet will be posted for each assignment along with recommended resources.
Preliminary mission architecture, energy requirements, and safety concerns for a proposed system are presented along with recommended future work.
A wide range of relevant medical and engineering literature is summarized in this paper, highlighting relevant challenges, problems and solutions, along with recommended good practices.
It's a good idea to set yourself upper and lower boundaries along with recommended steps, so that when you next evaluate the same report you'll have a plan in place ready to go.
All parents will receive a report card containing the results of the screening tests; height, weight, BMI, WHtR and blood pressure displayed graphically relative to age and sex, as well as reported intake of sweetened drinks and fruit/vegetables, daily hours of inactivity (screen time) and physical activity, and sleep habits, along with recommended guidelines for these behaviours.
Or a travel app or hotel booking app could do something similar to Amazon — "People who have been to Paris also like Munich" — along with recommending things to do and see, the next trip a user might like to take or even predict when a user will want to go another trip.
In addition, in a study, 1 % Ulva lactuca extract along with 50%% recommended rate of chemical fertilizers enhanced the content of protein, carbohydrate and lipid in Tagetus erecta (Sridhar and Rengasamy 2010).
Along with recommending 100 health areas for comparative effectiveness reviews, the panel's report focused heavily on setting up systems for collecting the data to undertake such studies and ensuring that such information is clearly communicated to patients.
Given the mixed content quality and uneven privacy policies of health web sites, physicians should assist patients in their search by providing a brief printed handout on concerns associated with Internet searching, along with recommending web sites they have reviewed as appropriate for their patients.
In order for the hazards to be addressed, they must first be accurately identified in a PHA and documented along with any recommended actions for preventive maintenance.
