In a preliminary investigation report, does the findings section include a summary of a project request and specific recommendation?

In a preliminary investigation report, the findings section primarily focuses on the analysis and evaluation of the project request, detailing the key elements discovered during the investigation process. This includes gathering information about the feasibility, potential challenges, and benefits of the proposed system or project.

However, while the findings section may touch upon various elements related to the project, it typically does not include specific recommendations or a summary of the project request itself. The role of the findings section is to present the data and insights gathered, allowing stakeholders to understand the context and implications of the project request.

Specific recommendations may be articulated in a separate conclusion or recommendations section of the report, where the findings can lead to informed decisions. Therefore, stating that the findings section includes a summary of the project request and specific recommendations would not accurately reflect its purpose and content.