The phrase "recommendations for publication" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing suggestions or advice for materials that can be published, such as books, articles, or research papers. Example: The committee provided recommendations for publication to the author, suggesting that they revise their paper to include more recent data and sources.
My own recommendations for publication bias remedies, in 1976, had a similar fate.
A study by Schroter, Tite, Hutchings, and Black [9] on the peer review process at 10 biomedical journals found that Ra "tended to make more favorable recommendations for publication" (p. 314) than Re [10].
The consultants from McKinsey issued specific budget recommendations for publications, and executives at some magazines, who asked not to be named as they were not authorized to discuss the cuts, said they were told last month that their budgets needed to shrink by 25percentt.
Editors need to consider the impact that referees individual traits can have on their evaluation of a manuscript and subsequent recommendation for publication.
Thus having referees of all the same gender reviewing a manuscript can inappropriately increase or decrease the likelihood of a recommendation for publication.
However, after being read Dr. Satcher's invitation to a retreat in July "to develop recommendations for a publication to be titled a Surgeon General's Call to Action on Promoting Responsible Sexual Behavior," Mr. Thompson changed his explanation, saying that it had taken longer than anticipated to work through the drafts.
On top of that, agINFRA provided a set of domain-specific recommendations for the publication of agri-food research outcomes.
Identified subject-matter experts in TBI, CTE, and suicide were contacted via e-mail, provided with the list of identified publications for inclusion, and asked to submit suggestions for additional articles for consideration; no recommendations for additional publications were received.
A search of the gray literature was not undertaken as one of our goals was to identify gaps in currently published literature in this area potentially resulting in recommendations for future publications.
A government green paper on BBC charter renewal last summer included questions about whether the BBC's scale and scope should be reduced, and a white paper setting out the government's recommendations is due for publication this spring.
If the manuscript on the recommendations is accepted for publication in the Annals of Rheumatic Diseases, open access will be offered free of charge.
