"give recommendation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are advising someone to take a certain action, such as "I recommend you give serious consideration to this option."
The results reveal multiple dynamic system-level trades over time and give recommendation of the optimal strategy for the human Mars exploration architecture.
The overall design paradigm behind most of these applications is to manually and automatically sample data from sensors and smartphones and use this to provide patients with an awareness of their illness and give recommendation for treatment, care, and healthy living.
The main goal is to get a more detailed view on the influence of quality of glycemic control and duration of disease to give recommendation for treatment options and surgical protocols.
There are still therapists out there who won't give recommendation letters for HRT to transgender women unless they show up to every appointment in a dress and heels.
"It is not medicine for doctors to show up at concerts to give recommendation cards to anyone willing to spend the cash," said Citrus Heights Police Chief Christopher W. Boyd, president of the chief's association.
Recent guidelines present the level of evidence for the efficacy of the available therapies and give recommendation for their use in daily practice [ 12, 16, 23– 25].
It's very hard to give recommendations.
It will not, however, manage your 401(k) or 529 plan (though it can give recommendations).
"To make blanket statements and give recommendations for people's health is questionable".
The advisers were asked to give recommendations to a fictional president (who remained offstage).
One good example is in news personalization, where we give recommendations for news articles.
