"given some suggestions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a sentence to indicate that you have made or are making recommendations or suggestions. For example, "Given some suggestions, I think it would be a good idea to implement the plan."
We were desperate to know what was going on in the cool places, and, given some suggestions and direction, the library was one place where that wider exciting world became available.
She has declared the intention of "preparing, supporting, and paying every child's teacher as if the future of our country is in their hands," and has given some suggestions as to how that estimable goal would be accomplished.
Reports have given some suggestions on combination schemes to CPE isolates [ 10].
We have also given some suggestions and methods for improving the practical use of the calculations in research.
Although the sample sizes output by the calculations tend to be large, we have given some suggestions on how study size can be managed, for example by considering precision as a proportion of the measure of interest, rather than (or as well as) a fixed value.
We are given some suggestion of what happened when we enter a bare room, and the doors close.
For today's guest post, Mr. Melcher gives some suggestions on how to get our own personal boards and how we can use them once we've put them together.
Finally, we conclude this paper in Section 7 and give some suggestions for future work.
Finally, Section 7 summarizes and concludes the paper and gives some suggestions for future research.
We further give some suggestions on how to report results of the ANA-reflex test.
In closing, we contrast our results with those of alternative methods, after which we give some suggestions for future work.
