The phrase "suggest a list of" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when asking someone to provide recommendations or options on a specific topic.
Example: "Could you suggest a list of books that would help me improve my writing skills?"
Alternatives: "recommend a selection of" or "propose a set of"
Some have criticised GRL for even publishing the paper, and claim it got an easy ride because its publisher, the American Geophysical Union, allows authors to suggest a list of friendly reviewers.
Their impasse prompted Commissioner Pete Rozelle to suggest a list of candidates that included Young, who died Saturday in his hometown, Baltimore, with a legacy of having restored the Giants to their rightful pedestal among the National Football League's flagship franchises.
Might I suggest a list of alternative things to do once again?
Finally, the authors suggest a list of areas where they envision a pressing need in further research.
To suggest a list of potential probiotics candidates for freshwater mussel larvae, a comparison between the bacteria found in the intestinal tract of unionids with symbiotic bacteria or probiotics already found and used in fish larval nutrition has been proposed (Table 1).
Our results led us to suggest a list of candidate genes for reproductive traits in beef cattle.
Your central computer system suggests a list of chores your housekeeping robots should tackle today, all of which you approve.
They also suggested a list of points which they felt it "would be useful" to submit to the committee.
First, the site asks how much money you have to invest and then suggests a list of investments — say, the Dow 30 stocks.
Ms. Macur suggests a list of questions Ms. Winfrey should ask if she is going to "go deep" in the interview, as Mr. Armstrong said she should.
Political cartoons mock the American eagerness to act, one showing a general shouting "Get me Rambo!" and another suggesting a list of target countries be picked out of a hat.
