"recommendations document" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a document containing recommendations or suggestions. For example, "I have attached the recommendations document with this email."
In the following, we present this systematic literature review, which served as the background for generating the recommendations document.
As a last step, the final recommendations document was sent to all participants of our recommendations workshop for final technical revisions and approval.
This project followed the ethical standards recognized by the Declaration of Helsinki (reviewed in Hong-Kong in September 1989 and in Edinburgh, Scotland in 2000) and the EEC Good Clinical Practice recommendations (document 111/3976/88, July 1990), and current Spanish legislation regulating clinical research in humans (Royal Decree 561/1993 on clinical trials).
Additionally, the GIYC members prepared a recommendations document for the upcoming Sixteenth session of the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (UNFPII) to be held in New York from the April 24 to May 5. On the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the United Nations Declaration on the Right of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP), this meeting was particularly timely and relevant.
We were limited to recording only medical recommendations documented in the consult notes or electronic charts.
Both the findings and the policy recommendations documented in these papers are highly relevant to health system stakeholders in Vietnam.
If, as the Human Rights campaign suggests, it is a matter of cities v states in the march towards inclusivity, then an international policy recommendation document like the New Urban Agenda would be an unprecedentedly powerful call to LGBTQ inclusion around the world.
More details about the test can be found in the ITU recommendation document [25].
The H.264 recommendation document [3] provided binarization for MB and sub-MB in P and SP slices.
The recommendation document written by the group says: "Health warnings are a familiar and prominent feature on all tobacco products.
I don't know, and judging by the dosing recommendation document Health Canada has produced, neither do they, really.
