"logical suggestions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you are making suggestions that are based on logical reasoning, evidence, or facts. For example: "For the long-term success of our organization, I suggest we consider the logical suggestions put forth by our financial advisors."
Since the amount of income earned by an individual engaged in crime is usually neither relevant to his prosecution for such crimes nor helpful to police authorities in determining that he committed crimes, this would seem a logical suggestion.
While "build more housing to meet demands" is a logical suggestion, it's not quite that simple thanks to Proposition 13.
The simple fact is that there is a shared visual orthography in which some things are acknowledged worldwide, and this overpowers the logical suggestion to constantly update it.
Instead, they are suggesting that the cut be offset by raising the sales tax rate from 4percentto5percentcent – a logical suggestion, since sales tax revenue is a far more predictable stream than the volatile, highly mobile revenue provided (or not, if people get fed up and move away) by the personal income tax.
It seemed a logical suggestion for the month of February, a time for romance and passion, so I began perusing my shelves of memoir, querying friends and browsing library and bookstore stacks.
One logical suggestion is that it might resort to its system for navigating in unfamiliar places: a system using position cues that are independent of time (such as an olfactory map) but that may then rely on a time-compensated compass to locate the homeward direction.
Where both are desirable as patient-reported outcomes, a logical suggestion would be to use a scale such as the NDI-5 or other function-based scale to capture function, and a validated symptom-based scale (such as a dedicated Numeric Pain Rating scale) to capture symptom intensity, and to evaluate the two separately in order to maximize assay sensitivity.
The authors' suggestions are logical, measured and attainable — with any other president.
We resist external suggestions, however logical they may be, and we end up with enforced discipline, rules and policies, which have not arisen naturally.
Erdmann is also taken to task for his suggestion that logical laws might have mere 'hypothetical necessity', that is, that they are relative to the human species.
