The phrase 'basis for recommendations' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when making suggestions about how to improve a certain situation based on research or facts. For example, "Our research provides the basis for recommendations on how to make the school process more efficient."
The idea of using what other people are listening to as the basis for recommendations isn't new at all, of course: charts have been at the heart of the recorded music industry for decades.
To characterize the scientific basis for recommendations, we first summarized randomized controlled trials of ChEI discontinuation.
A brief visit and review of the Korean ECCE system provides a limited basis for recommendations regarding policy changes.
The aim was to document practice and convergence between research groups, highlighting areas for discussion and providing a basis for recommendations for harmonisation and standardisation.
The goal is to provide a basis for recommendations for future research so that these important fish species can be managed and produced sustainably.
In other words, if a model-based energy scenario is publicly presented, it should be accompanied with an uncertainty assessment for the variables which are the basis for recommendations.
To integrate these recommendations with their own judgment, guideline users need to understand the basis for the recommendations that guidelines offer them.
Gaps in research evidence lead to incomplete practice recommendations unless a scientific process can provide supplementary consensus evidence that is a basis for additional recommendations.
As such, there is little empirical basis for specific recommendations about practice.
The data generated by the use of the learning pathways then becomes the basis for personalized recommendations.
