"recommended closure" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a common phrase used to refer to a solution or decision that has been suggested or advised by experts or authorities. For example, "The management team recommended closure of the factory."
NSF has conducted reviews of its ground-based facilities in 2006 and 2012, and has recommended closures to observatories such as the Arecibo radio telescope, but astronomers have resisted some of those moves.
If closures were to be implemented using this approach, then planners would have to decide which colonies should be included in the analysis or when to revise recommended closures as new colonies were established or old ones abandoned.
She said: "It is disappointing but not surprising that the officers are recommending closure.
Any genuine re-examination of the business model would, in fact, recommend closure and the termination of an experiment that should never have happened in the first place.
If they haven't improved by then, they are likely to be judged inadequate and we are going to recommend closure and deregistration".
Its authors say the whole system needs "urgent appraisal" and recommend closure of Haut de la Garenne.
It is unclear whether city officials had the authority to order private schools closed, but they did recommend closure [ 62].
Indeed in CDC's August 2009 school closure guidance, the agency notes that while it did not currently recommend closure, this could change if the disease's severity increased [ 74].
In developed countries such as the United Kingdom and the United States, the strength of governmental measures to control influenza A/H1N1 has been much weaker that in Hong Kong Hong Kong had exercised quarantine measures and still recommends closure of schools with the rate of sick leave reaching or exceeding 10%.
