"firmly suggest" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used in persuasive or persuasive-like writing to convey a strong recommendation or suggestion. Example: I firmly suggest that we implement these new safety protocols in our workplace to protect our employees from potential hazards.
At the same time, today's findings did not firmly suggest a Conservative victory in the next election, expected in 2004.
The ribose rings are somewhat less well-defined than the aromatic moieties; however, the data firmly suggest that both of them are bound in the 3′-endo conformation.
Our results firmly suggest that pre-clinical frailty before ICU care defined as a lower score in the Lawton Index may be a good marker to identify a population with a high risk of bad outcome after discharge.
We firmly suggest that policymakers should consider the results of this study and take responsibility for creating employment opportunities suitable for maintaining a healthy working life, rather than promoting employment contracts characterised by poor attachment to the labour market.
These results firmly suggest that the mechanism of WNV-Cp induced apoptosis is through the disruption of the mitochondrial transmembrane potential and the activation of caspase-9, WNV-Cp inducedltimapoptosisactisathrough the caspase-3 pathway.
There is insufficient evidence to provide reassurance that generics are equivalent to innovator immunosuppressants, but there are also no data to firmly suggest that generics are not equivalent and therefore unsafe.
Mr. Weston complimented her compositions, but firmly suggested she jettison her style.
The Greens MP David Shoebridge, who has long been opposed to the use of sniffer dogs at festivals, firmly suggests this is a waste of money.
May has already firmly suggested that on issues such as sexism and free trade she will state her views and differences frankly.
It is clear, confident and a bit humorous, and it offers a stark choice as it firmly suggests the right answer.
If Mr. Ryan does not re paint the wall, as the com mission has firmly suggested he do, he could be subject to a $1,000 fine or a year's im prisonment.
