The phrase "put forward recommendations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are suggesting or presenting ideas, solutions, or proposals as advice or guidance. For example, "The committee put forward several recommendations for improving working conditions in the factory."
At the end, the task force will put forward recommendations".
"Theresa May put forward recommendations to myself and the Prime Minister which we accepted," he said.
We put forward recommendations on how to implement enterprise services from a technology, people, and process perspective.
The objective of this explorative study was to survey current practice of OHS consultants and put forward recommendations on how to improve the learning aspects of OHS consultancy.
Both the BSU and BGSA have put forward recommendations for enhancing mental health and counseling services and hiring staff with expertise in race-based traumatic stress.
Further, by examining aspects of study design, we put forward recommendations for the design of future studies to evaluate anthropogenic impact on host parasite interactions and increase the efficiency of environmental monitoring programs.
The book analyses the adequacy of current governance arrangements within African countries, and puts forward recommendations to improve the emerging governance systems for health research in African and other developing countries.
In a follow-up e-mail, Mr. Friedman added that much of the background work for the Half the Oil document could be found in the group's Climate 2030 Blueprint, which puts forward recommendations for specific upgrades in transportation, construction and other heavy-industry sectors.
The communique said the G20 would be putting forward recommendations to set up a system so that profits are taxed "where economic activities deriving the profits are performed and where value is created".
"The administration is putting forward recommendations on what we believe is a comprehensive and responsible plan," said Schwarzenegger spokesman H.D. Palmer.
Republicans have been blocking lots of Obama's nominees since he took office, with tactics that include not putting forward recommendations for nominees at the beginning of the process, causing delays in floor votes once nominees clear the Senate Judiciary Committee, and dragging out the committee process by submitting hundreds of questions for nominees to answer.
