The phrase "altering recommended" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The altering recommended in the report should be implemented immediately for better results."
Alternatives: "modifications suggested" or "changes advised".
While the change in diagnosis in some from diabetes to high risk of diabetes using A1C criteria might not alter recommended glycemic control and lifestyle management, recommended blood pressure and lipid targets would differ (15), requiring careful consideration of individualized therapeutic goals.
She said that despite the incidence of problem drinking, there was not currently any evidence available to justify altering the recommended safe limits.
All of those managers who have altered their recommended weightings have done so by cutting back on cash, with stocks and bonds gaining roughly equally as a result.
His breakthrough came when he tried the London agent Carolyn Whitaker, who recommended Altered Carbon to Orion.
As postoperative morbidity and results functional obtained after preoperative RT were very significantly altered, the authors recommended such treatment only in patients at high risk of local recurrence.
If, as the Bush Administration has recommended, genetically altered food is not labeled, and the public is none the wiser, Dr. Fox reasons, how can the public vote?
Soft tissue augmentation with PRF using a split-flap technique cannot be recommended to alter thin gingiva types.
Furthermore, patients taking levothyroxine whose thyroid status is fluctuating or whose dose needs adjusting are generally recommended to alter the dose and have a repeat blood test in 8 to 12 weeks[ 2].
Other mood-altering drugs are sometimes recommended by doctors, to help you manage stress and deal with your cravings.
If the manager recommends altering that strategy, make sure you understand the reasons and agree before making any moves.
