"recommended to do" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express a suggestion or advice for someone to do something. Here is an example: - It is recommended to do some stretching exercises before and after you go for a run to prevent injuries.
It's also not recommended to do testing for Lyme in someone who does not have clear symptoms of Lyme disease.
According to simulated results in paper, ANN and SVM models are recommended to do energy consumption predicting of VRV system in office buildings.
They recommended to do that partly by deploying trained nurse practitioners in places with no doctors to provide primary care they were trained to provide.
Cutting out caffeine may be a good choice for some, but it's recommended to do so gradually to avoid experiencing withdrawal symptoms.
Even on the old system, 60% of Unite members did not vote for me in the leadership election, although they were recommended to do so.
"He would have been recommended to do this by a mental health review tribunal that will have examined the facts and the possibility of Sutcliffe being a threat to the public," he said.
strong recommendation: we recommend (GRADE 1+) or we do not recommend to do (GRADE 1−); weak recommendation: we suggest (GRADE 2+) or we do not suggest to do (GRADE 2−).
The level of recommendation is binary (either positive or negative) and strong or weak: strong recommendation: we recommend (GRADE 1+) or we do not recommend to do (GRADE 1−); weak recommendation: we suggest (GRADE 2+) or we do not suggest to do (GRADE 2−).
We've had a couple of recommends to do the underground tour - as it's raining - and the intriguingly named Honey Hole for a sandwich lunch...any advances?
Once you enroll in the program, the company tells you to stop making any payments on your debts, usually recommending to do so for six months or more.
Four sites Lazarto recommends to do this: Payscale and Glassdoor and two sites specifically for women, Fairy Godboss and Ladies Get Paid.
