'suggested members' is an acceptable and commonly used phrase in written English.
It describes a group of people who have been recommended or suggested for a particular role or position. For example, "The board of directors emailed their list of suggested members for the committee."
The reggae musician suggested members of the terrorist group would be less likely to commit heinous acts if they listened to more reggae and smoked weed.
She had not heard of the allegations in the Panama Papers, which suggested members of Vladimir Putin's family, and those close to him, had benefited from dubious cash flows.
Writing on the China File website, Columbia University scholar Andrew J Nathan said the revelations about offshore assets suggested members of China's political elite harboured doubts over the Communist party's future.
Activists and analysts suggested members of the security forces may have been killed but said that claims the killings had been carried out by armed gangs were intended to justify the crackdown.
In addition, one resident suggested, members of al-Shabaab are brainwashed into believing that lampposts have a sinister power and are "waiting for their deaths" so must be destroyed.
Reports suggested members of the Spice Girls – who travelled to South Africa in 1997 and met Mr Mandela with Prince Charles – may also be on route but representatives for the group failed to respond to inquiries.
"Wouldn't it be better to wait and be burnt to death - think of the headline "Copey Crisp!" suggested member of group.
There is evidence to suggest members of several different mammal groups had venomous spurs, or even venom in their bite.
That seems to have been the case this year, with chair Lisa Schwarzbaum suggesting members had failed to back any one film in great numbers.
A newly declassified CIA document suggests members of the US agency did help to shape the narrative of Zero Dark Thirty, Kathryn Bigelow's recent film about the hunt for Osama bin Laden.
Eta stole 400 pistols from an arms depot in Vauvert, France, eight years ago and media reports in Spain suggest members could make public the geographical co-ordinates of several secret arms dumps where these explosives are stored.
