The phrase 'repeat the suggestions' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to encourage someone to consider a list of suggestions again and perhaps choose one to implement. For example, "Please repeat the suggestions and let me know your final decision."
After hanging up, he repeated the suggestion to officials gathered in his office.
"There will always be room for [a reunion," Chris Kirkpatrick told a radio station in 2007. In 2008 he repeated the suggestion, telling OK magazine, "I'm sure we'll be back".
The agreement repeated the suggestion that Italy join in the proposal.
With or without an actual hypnotic induction (but preferably after one), slowly repeat the following suggestions to yourself.
Regarding your suggestion to repeat the approach in Figure 1 with LV SB334867, this is an interesting idea but we do not think that such an approach is feasible as it would require an orexigenic agonist (vHP ghrelin) application under conditions of excessive feeding.
An additional suggestion is to repeat the analysis (testing four versions of bias parameters) but do it multiple times, each time leaving eight of the nine original parameters fixed and one unconstrained.
When pressed on this suggestion, he repeated the Brexit-voters carpe diem: "At The End Of The Day We Voted To Leave".
One of the repeated suggestions for the pay gap between men and women is that women don't negotiate as well as men.
It's an issue of interfering in other countries' internal affairs"; the Nobel committee continued to be criticised for "encouraging crime"; the Global Times repeated earlier suggestions that the award was a Western conspiracy against Beijing, a "charge against China's ideology, aiming to undermine the benign surroundings for China's future development".
3 55 p.m. | Updated DUBUQUE, Iowa – Gov. Rick Perry did not back down on Tuesday, but he did not repeat his suggestion that the printing of money by the Federal Reserve during the election would be "treasonous," and would warrant "ugly" treatment should the chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, pay a visit to Texas.
