The sentence "Work is recommended" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that someone or something is suggesting or advising that work should be done. Example: "In order to achieve success in your career, work is recommended. Putting in the time and effort will show your dedication and commitment to your job."
Future work is recommended with ternary eutectic melts as electrolytes.
Limitations of the experimental methodologies and imaging techniques are discussed, and further work is recommended.
Further computer work is recommended which will refine the prediction of tracer diffusion in supercritical fluids using the RHS theory.
Further work is recommended to confirm and optimise these conditions and test them on a larger scale.
Further experimental work is recommended to constrain the deposition efficiency values involved and the maximum feasible drizzle fluxes that could have been encountered by both VEGA 1 and 2.
Future work is recommended to evaluate the ability of these tandem circulation wells to accurately measure hydraulic conductivity when anisotropy and heterogeneity are greater than in the artificial aquifer used for these studies.
On other occasions my work was recommended, or received a special commendation.
Xylitol's work was recommended by a fellow French cyber vigilante who in turn was himself identified by a senior British cyber-security official as one of the leading lights in tackling the predominantly Eastern European world of cybercrime.
This chapter summarizes the methodologies and applications for collaborative assembly design and assembly planning presented in this book, based on the presented methodologies and applications, some research issues in the future work are recommended and discussed.
The patient was encouraged to use the hand as much as possible, and no absolute period off work was recommended.
Work was recommended to be added (n = 3) and a question therefore included in Part 1, to prompt OTs to use a work assessment if necessary.> Fifteen considered the assessment easy to complete; two partially (having to re-read instructions); and three not easy.
