The phrase "associates recommended" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to suggestions or endorsements made by colleagues or peers in a professional context.
Example: "After reviewing the project, the associates recommended implementing a new strategy to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "colleagues suggested" or "team members advised".
In a stark paper for the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Marina Ottaway, a senior associate, recommended more modest goals than the Clinton administration had.
James Park, the report's author and a Demos associate, recommends that instead of Ofsted inspectors publishing their reports schools should collect data each year from teachers, students and parents and produce "an honest account of what is strong and what is less strong in the school".
Facility location was inconsistently associated with recommended practice performance.
We suggest using a 'drug prescription' element embedding the ATC code associated with recommended therapies.
Chemopreventive effects against colon cancer were associated with recommended daily doses of celecoxib (median dose = 200 mg) or rofecoxib (median dose = 25 mg) for an average duration of 3.6 years.
Chemopreventive effects against breast cancer were associated with recommended daily doses of celecoxib (median dose = 200 mg) or rofecoxib (median dose = 25 mg) for an average duration of 3.6 years.
Dr. Dean G. Lorich, the hospital's associate director of orthopedic trauma surgery, was expecting him; Dr. Lorich spent time last year working at Landstuhl, and associates there had recommended Mr. Shah to Dr. Lorich's care.
The aim of this study was to describe the diagnostic and clinical management practices of naturopaths, Western herbalists and nutritionists (non-dietetic) associated with recommending GF diets.
With malpractice insurance a hot topic, the committee plans to direct print and Internet ads to doctors, warning of the possible liability associated with recommending a high-protein diet, Dr. Barnard said.
Associate Eugene Lee recommends the practice of Positive Intent.
