Collocation
I'd recommend that we...
A polite and common way to suggest a course of action for a group, indicating the speaker's advice or preference for what should happen.
Definition
'I'd recommend that we...' is a common English collocation. A polite and common way to suggest a course of action for a group, indicating the speaker's advice or preference for what should happen.
I'd recommend that + we + [verb in base form]
“Considering the budget constraints, I'd recommend that we prioritize the most essential tasks.”
Examples
- Considering the budget constraints, I'd recommend that we prioritize the most essential tasks.
- For better clarity, I'd recommend that we rephrase this section of the report.
- To avoid any misunderstandings, I'd recommend that we confirm the details in writing.
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- Given the tight deadline, I'd recommend that we focus on the core objectives first.
- I'd recommend that we allocate more resources to the marketing campaign.
- Before making a final decision, I'd recommend that we gather more feedback from the team.
- If we want to improve efficiency, I'd recommend that we streamline the approval process.
- I'd recommend that we conduct a thorough analysis of the market trends.
- Given the recent changes, I'd recommend that we reconsider our initial strategy.
- To ensure everyone is on the same page, I'd recommend that we hold a brief follow-up meeting.
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