The phrase "and it recommended" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a suggestion or advice given by a source, such as a report or study.
Example: "The study was thorough, and it recommended several strategies for improving efficiency in the workplace."
Alternatives: "and it suggested" or "and it advised".
The committee said that the Commons ought to assert its privileges "sparingly" and it recommended no further action against Withers.
And it recommended that the university review its policies on conflict of interest, to avoid even the appearance of conflict.
And it recommended that the Federal Reserve consider trimming its benchmark interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point when it meets on Sept. 18. "You cannot rule out a recession" in the United States, said Jean-Philippe Cotis, the O.E.C.D.'s chief economist.
And it recommended caps on nonmilitary, non-entitlement spending.
The company confirmed that the procedure was new and legitimate, and it recommended a surgeon.
And it recommended ending T.B.A.'s concession, partly because emergency-brake systems on trains were deficient.
And it recommends creation of a national energy board to guide investment decisions toward radical advances in energy technology.
It explains that Matthew missed the two appointments because he was so upset about losing the baby and it recommends another community sentence.
More than three years later, the report of the review has been completed and it recommends significant changes to the largest part of the reserve network in the Coral Sea.
And it recommends funding all this by discovering a "muse," which Ferriss defines, as Seneca did not, as "an automated vehicle for generating cash without consuming time".
And it recommends that the services be required to remove infringing users within a specific period, perhaps a week, once they are identified.
