"suggest going" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are suggesting an action or idea to someone - for example, "I suggest going for a walk to clear our heads."
I would suggest going one step further.
You suggest going by car from Trondheim to Brønnøysund.
Also, I'd suggest going to St .Paul, Minn., F. Scott Fitzgerald '17's hometown.
But some suggest going further and phasing out the use of PFASs where they're not needed.
"You're right!" But if there's any chance of it, I always suggest going for a walk.
Though to get a job in the industry I'd strongly suggest going to university, adds Child.
He's not the first one to suggest going for the more challenging twin.
"I wouldn't suggest going to Savile Row for a pinstriped suit.
I suggest going to vendors who cater to the logging industry, rather than "big box" type stores.
I'd suggest going out on a rampage with the boys, getting on the booze and smashing anything that moves.
If that fails, he will suggest going further and introducing quotas to alter the racial balance of the force.
