The phrase "and recommendations needed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the necessity of suggestions or advice in a particular context, such as a report or analysis.
Example: "The report outlines the findings and recommendations needed to improve the current system."
Alternatives: "and necessary suggestions" or "and required advice".
Scotland's chief medical officer, Harry Burns, wants broader scientific concensus: "Dietary supplements can have harmful as well as positive consequences, and recommendations need to be made on the basis of evidential benefit in well-conducted, randomised studies in large populations.
They are a dedicated team of five founders and a number of volunteers juggling a range of projects and roles, so my recommendations needed to be realistic, and of course smart.
It was created instead of a judge-led inquiry and after it reported its recommendations needed to be incorporated into the bill through more than 200 amendments, largely in the Lords.
Her report needs to be read and her recommendations need to lead to policy changes at USAID and the Department of State that ensure greater press freedom and governmental transparency around the world.
The development of protocols, educational programs and prevention recommendations need to be implemented to avoid further diagnosis and treatment delays.
They need to be made independent and their recommendations need to be made mandatory.
The same cleaning and disinfection recommendations need to be followed as for normal units.
Therefore, PA and SB recommendations need to be translated into accessible public messages that help mothers make more accurate estimations of their child's PA and SB levels.
Future health promotion programs need to educate mothers how to interpret infant behaviour and what to do if their infant seems hungry and infant feeding recommendations need to be evidence-based, uniformly supported by professionals and widely, clearly and consistently articulated.
This comprehensive strategy does result in the inclusion of low quality studies whose impact may be questioned and means our recommendations need to confirmed in further studies.
