The phrase "assurance recommendations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to providing suggestions or advice aimed at ensuring quality, compliance, or risk management.
Example: "The audit report included several assurance recommendations to improve the company's internal controls."
Alternatives: "quality assurance suggestions" or "compliance recommendations."
A second aim was to link the themed framework to psychological theories of health behaviour change, a quality assurance recommendation by the Medial Research Council, but not achieved to date in the literature.
The campaigners said they wanted assurances any recommendations made in the report would be implemented.
But they said they wanted assurance that all recommendations of the Columbia investigators had been satisfied.
Reuse can improve system development and assurance, and there are recommendations on reuse for some domains.
The scientists in particular wanted assurances their reports and recommendations would in future be taken seriously, and sought an agreement over how their advice was handled by ministers.
Conservative Dominic Grieve, the new chair of the intelligence and security committee (ISC), asked for assurances that the 54 recommendations the ISC had made at the end of the last parliament would be adopted within the framework of the new bill.
Wal-Mart, which is based in Bentonville, Ark., said in a lawsuit filed in Delaware Chancery Court that it had relied on the recommendations and assurances of the insurers when it bought more than $1.3 billion in policies from December 1993 to July 1995 to cover employees' life insurance needs and to earn tax breaks.
However, we did find significant need for improvement in private colleges' quality assurance arrangements – 370 of the recommendations made by reviewers related to this area, including 126 recommendations for formalising quality assurance processes.
Data have been acquired and processed following international recommendations for quality assurance and have undergone multiple stages of quality assessment.
This document specifies the current recommendations for quality assurance for hyperthermia administration with interstitial techniques as specified by the Radiation Therapy Oncology Group (RTOG).
As a matter of editorial policy, the second edition of the European Guidelines for Quality Assurance in Cervical Cancer Screening provides recommendations on prevention of cervical cancer through early detection programmes for cervical lesions.
