Sentence examples for per suggestion from inspiring English sources
'per suggestion' is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase when you are referring to advice or a recommendation, such as when a suggestion is made that you should take a particular course of action. For example: "I decided to redecorate my living room per suggestion of my friends."
(Note that checking baggage can make the re-booking process more complicated. So, if possible, try to travel light so you can run over to a new gate -- another reason to ship luggage ahead of time, per suggestion #2).
Furthermore, per suggestion of reviewer 2, we ran ProtTest [ 39] to select the best substitution matrix which in this case turned out to be the LG matrix.
She presented the song to the film's director James Foley, who after hearing the track, decided to enlist Leonard as the person to write the score for the film, as per suggestions by Madonna.
Three items in the NSAF were combined to create an index of medical need per suggestions of Beverly4 and Oullette et al [23].
Round 2 was used to achieve consensus on rewording of items and additional items as per suggestions from participants.
Maybe we would resort to hookers and crack per your suggestion I can't say Horace I wish I could.
Maybe we would resort to hookers and crack per your suggestion I can't say Horace I wish I could Do you have a tip for The New Yorker that requires anonymity and security?
As per his suggestion, I visited Beacon's Closet, a vintage-clothing shop where a photo shoot had taken place for a Japanese teen fashion magazine the day before.
We agreed with Anna Ostman that the second bar, not the first, at the popular brasserie Sturehof is the one to go to, and saved about $12 when, per her suggestion, we ate at Sonja's Greek on a Sunday night, when all entrees are reduced to 100 kronor (about $14 at 7 kronor to the dollar).
Though the MATE has been previously validated (Rutledge and Sadler 2007), a factor analysis was performed on the MATE, per the suggestion of Wagler and Wagler (2013) to validate an instrument each time it is administered to a new unique population.
The burden of such a reply lies, however, in actually producing a linguistic theory that sustains a principled class of sentences that could be isolated in this way and that, per the suggestion of §4.3, might play the basic explanatory role of meaning.
