The phrase "display recommendations" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the act of showing or presenting suggestions or ideas. Example: On the homepage of the website, the user can find a section labeled "Recommended for You" which will display personalized recommendations based on their browsing history and preferences.
After you tell us what services you're most interested in and use our tags a few times, Watching will prominently display recommendations at the top of the home page that fit your preferences.
He relates how, at a reading from one of his novels in Berlin, an old comrade "rose to his feet and said to the young audience: have you any idea who this man is?" The covers of his books display recommendations from Il Manifesto and Le Monde Diplomatique.
It is possible to display recommendations based on the current settings of the profile being edited thus helping consumers to pick a service for the initial composition of their application.
PLORS has been designed to be integrated in any LMS and consists of four modules that gather information about learners (Learner Modelling Module), create neighborhoods (Neighborhood generation module), generate recommendations (recommendation generation module), and display recommendations to learners (Recommendation display module).
This will display recommendations based on past purchases as well as current specials and popular albums.
This module is responsible for creating and displaying recommendations based on other similar learners' profile.
In portrait mode, the Kindle Fire displays recommendations at the bottom of the screen for apps or content to buy.
The main user home page displays recommendations, with the right hand area destined to become prime real estate for rich media advertising.
The purpose is to provide physicians with an interactive CPG consultation interface displaying recommendations that match relevant patient data and the clinical setting.
We applied the MARS method to a dynamic in-vehicle display containing recommendations from a traffic light assistant.
3D@Home (http://www.3dathome.org) provides a variety of useful information, including a tutorial on adapting 3D content to different display technologies, recommendations for creating 3D content, and a list of training courses.
