The phrase "as many recommendations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity of suggestions or advice provided on a particular topic or issue.
Example: "The report includes as many recommendations as possible to improve the current system."
Alternatives: "numerous suggestions" or "a multitude of recommendations".
Few subjects have received as many recommendations as songs about brands, which shows the special relationship between pop and brand names since the dawn of rock'n'roll.
LinkedIn is the perfect platform to provide this to potential employers, so once you've built your profile, connect with all of your colleagues and ask for as many recommendations from managers and clients as you can.
Asio made more than twice as many recommendations for passports to be refused or cancelled on security grounds in 2014-15 then the previous year, and the number of terrorism investigations doubled to 400, the security agency's annual report says.
More than 90% of the people we work with do continue to work with their first match, and we are happy to talk through as many recommendations as someone needs to feel confident moving forward.
In the coming days, I will post another article with just as many recommendations, if not more.
This process was repeated two more times, in order to reach a consensus for as many recommendations as possible.
Moreover, the level of evidence for positive studies was lower than for negative studies (P =.037), with twice as many negative recommendations supported by analytic research.
A candid assessment must acknowledge the facts, including the numerous concrete actions that industry has taken both before and since the accident to identify and implement additional safeguards, as well as the many recommendations made by our industry that have already been adopted by the government and industry.
As could be expected, many recommendations of the International Society of Forensic Genetics ISFGG) for disaster victim identification (DVI) are useful to promote the correct identification of missing persons (Prinz et al. 2007).
Notably, 31.3% of the total new investigations were recommended for children with benign CNV results, and on average, children in this category received as many as 2.7 new recommendations following the receipt of their benign result.
It could not be estimated, however, as to how many recommendations arising from medication reviews were accepted by prescribers, as the Intervention tool was used infrequently, and there was little correspondence from GPs in response to the Medication Review Reports generated by the Project Pharmacist.
