"degree of recommendation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the strength of a recommendation made by someone, such as in the following example: "I cannot stress enough the high degree of recommendation I have for this candidate."
In the second stage (questions No. 9 20 of the questionnaire: see Additional file 1), patients were asked, among others, questions about personal interaction, visit duration, perception of physical environment and clinical information, time to diagnosis, degree of recommendation, and awareness of final diagnosis.
Metrics for novelty refer to the difference between past and present experiences [16, 20, 22] and measure the degree of recommendations leading to unfamiliar items.
These new methods allowed for the publication of recommendations for preventive interventions according to a scale based on the levels of scientific evidence and degrees of recommendation.
In the GRADE system for assessing each recommendation, the letter attached to the grade of recommendation reflects the degree of literature support for the recommendation, whereas the number indicates the level of support for the recommendation assigned by the committee of experts.
In this study, we assessed the attitudes towards the SCS recommendations expressed by GPs which could be a potential barrier to successful implementation of this strategy [ 19]: specifically, their attitudes regarding the effectiveness of recommended non-surgical treatment modalities for hip or knee OA and their degree of agreement with recommendations regarding the sequence for care.
To determine the degree of antiviral treatment recommendations adherence and its impact to critical ill patients affected by influenza A(H1N1 pdm09 mortality.
The goal of this study was to assess the degree of variation between recommendations for heart failure treatment in Europe as an potential factor explaining international variation in prescribing.
Seven components measured the degree of compliance, with recommendations for the major food groups such as cereals and millets, legumes, milk and milk products, vegetables, fruits, sugar and visible fats/oils.
The general nature of the recommendations of the SCHS may explain the degree of disagreement between these recommendations and the mothers' preferences about BBN concerning newborns.
The annual influenza vaccination of health professionals, together with recommendations on respiratory hygiene and an appropriate degree of compliance with droplet recommendations in the flu cases are the main strategies for the prevention of nosocomial influenza and therefore for the improvement of patient safety.
The degree of adherence to this recommendation in clinical practice is unknown.
