The phrase "issued recommendations" is correct and commonly used in written English.
This phrase refers to the act of making suggestions or proposals for a particular course of action. Example: The committee issued recommendations for improving the company's environmental sustainability efforts.
But the panel has not yet issued recommendations on any cancer drugs.
A government advisory panel issued recommendations yesterday for making the city's contracting process more efficient and less costly.
Mr. Lockyer appointed a medical marijuana task force, which issued recommendations for guidelines on implementing Proposition 215.
While only Congress can designate areas as wilderness, the bureau has traditionally identified areas for study and issued recommendations.
Over the years, different commissions have issued recommendations on a variety of subjects, only to see their reports gather dust.
In February, the state health department issued recommendations similar to the Joint Commission's, aimed at preventing operations on the wrong body sites and the wrong patients.
Recently, a panel appointed by the Prime Minister issued recommendations that call for India to achieve universal health coverage by 2020.
Earlier that month, Barack Obama's taskforce on policing issued recommendations for better data collection as part of a call for top-to-bottom criminal justice reform.
Mario Monti, the European antitrust commissioner, issued recommendations on both deals on Wednesday in a closed meeting with antitrust regulators from individual European countries, these people said.
The Food and Drug Administration, which regulates medical devices, has issued recommendations on the use of cellular and other radio-frequency transmitters in hospitals.
Though Gov. George E. Pataki is appealing the ruling, a commission appointed by the City Council issued recommendations last week on how the money should be spent.
