The phrase "recommendations laid out" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a list or plan of recommendations that has been clearly and explicitly presented. Example: In the report, the committee's recommendations were laid out in a comprehensive and organized manner, making it easy for the readers to understand and implement them.
"We will be working with relevant stakeholders and studying the recommendations laid out in this review".
The recommendations laid out today represent hard-edged delegation of responsibilities away from an overstretched and remote Department for Education.
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Former Senator George Mitchell, Penn State's athletics integrity monitor said on Friday that the university had put in most of the 119 recommendations laid out in the former F.B.I. director Louis J. Freeh's report last summer.
Ms. Brown said that the F.A.A.'s new rules met all but one of the recommendations laid out by the National Transportation Safety Board more than a decade ago after numerous investigations into tour crashes.
By following the recommendations laid out in these pages, companies like Starbucks will discover that a larger universe of growth and productivity opportunities is open to them than they might believe.
But he said the committee's recommendations laying out a framework for legal and operational concerns in a data-mining program could help to guide that effort.
The report did not provide recommendations; it laid out options that had not been considered as part of the public dialogue.
Most strikingly, the six recommendations Mr. Walsh laid out at the conclusion of his 14-page paper, titled "The Case for Democracy as a Long Term National Strategy," are taken nearly word-for-word without attribution from a Carnegie Endowment for International Peace document on the same topic.
The factors that influence recommendations should be laid out explicitly.
Apart from the fact that Facebook is understood to be still working through these changes — again, with a July 2012 deadline — there seems to be a bigger issue here, which is that the Irish DPC has laid out recommendations, but no legal obligations.
