The phrase "favorable recommendation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a positive endorsement or suggestion regarding a person, product, or course of action.
Example: "The committee issued a favorable recommendation for the new policy, highlighting its potential benefits."
Alternatives: "positive endorsement" or "supportive suggestion."
A favorable recommendation by the group would set in motion the process of negotiating a comprehensive agreement.
The decision to stop enrollment of new patients in the trial followed a favorable recommendation by an independent data and safety monitoring board that found positive results based on 1,520 patients.
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"This got a favorable recommendation [from scientists], and will certainly go into a study phase," says Alan-Henry Gabriel, director of the Institut d'Astrophysique Spatiale in Orsay, near Paris.
About a month or so before that was announced, I was informed that the judge who presided over the case had been contacted and gave a favorable recommendation for Lewis's clemency.
The argument is that companies have an incentive to employ I.S.S. to ensure favorable recommendations.
Nonetheless, President Clinton acted on very few pardon applications in his early years, even those that had received favorable recommendations from the Justice Department.
The companies paid more than $1 million to officials of Napims, a Nigerian government agency, in exchange for confidential bid information and favorable recommendations in connection with seven oil and gas construction contracts, the Justice Department said in a news release.
"It became very frustrating, because we repeatedly asked the office for more favorable recommendations for the president to consider," said Fielding, who was Bush's last White House counsel.
As a result, there is a strong presumption within the pardon office that the number of favorable recommendations should be kept to an absolute minimum, regardless of the equitable merits of any individual petition.
