"likelihood of recommending" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to how likely someone is to recommend a product or service, for example: "Due to the high quality of the product, customer surveys have indicated a high likelihood of recommending it to others."
The main outcome was the proportion of scores less than 5, or "very good," for the likelihood of recommending the practice to others.
The researchers also asked employees to rate their likelihood of recommending their organisation as a place to work, and as a place for women to progress to senior levels.
Systemwide, our biggest jump in "likelihood of recommending" scores in the Medicare survey of inpatients — from the 67th percentile in 2011 to the 74th percentile in 2012 — coincided with our biggest (70%) jump in new patient counts.
The correlation between patient-specific variables and the answer to the survey question "likelihood of recommending our practice to others," a surrogate for overall patient satisfaction, was assessed using the Student t test.
Swedish employer branding expert Universum, surveyed 250,000 professionals in 55 markets and calculated the ranking based factors such as employee's satisfaction at their current job, the likelihood of recommending their current employer and their stated sense of job loyalty.
And my own research with Glassdoor shows clearly that "culture and values" are the most highly correlated factors in someone's likelihood of recommending their company as a great place to work.
Additionally, we had two secondary outcome variables– intention of the patient to quit tobacco (responses were recorded as yes/no) and the likelihood of patients recommending counseling services to others (assessed using the question "Would you recommend other tobacco users to get counseled by doctors for quitting tobacco?" Yes/No).
* All participants were asked if they were familiar with the use of GRADE assessments, and only the 54/83 respondents who answered 'yes' were eligible to answer this question GRADE, Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development and Evaluation Lastly, we examined the likelihood of respondents recommending CAs to their colleagues and calculated an NPS of +32.6 from these data (Table 5).
Staff with nursing qualifications were more likely to have a positive attitude toward AA/NA than their non-nursing colleagues, and there was a statistically significant association between the level of reported spirituality of the workers and the likelihood of them recommending to clients that they attend AA or NA meetings.
The Which? magazine scoreswere based on the overall customer satisfaction of leisure and commuter passengers and the likelihood of them recommending the firm to a friend.
For each level of risk, it is assumed that there is a continuous variable representing the likelihood of physicians recommending treatment.
