The phrase "advice to recognize" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting that someone should acknowledge or become aware of something important.
Example: "The advice to recognize your strengths can lead to greater self-confidence and personal growth."
Alternatives: "guidance to acknowledge" or "recommendation to identify".
In a recent interview with The Washington Post, Mr. Powell volunteered that one of the things he most admired about one of his predecessors, George C. Marshall, was that he did not resign even after his advice not to recognize Israel in 1948 was rejected.
Mr. Powell has said many times that his favorite secretary of state was George C. Marshall, in part because he was a former general who declined to resign even when his advice not to recognize Israel in 1948 was not taken at the White House.
My advice is to recognize that each of us is different and to accept that it is OK to love science but not benchwork.
Better advice: Learn to recognize a sinking ship before it goes under.
But, what this advice fails to recognize is that mountains are just a bunch of accumulated molehills... piled one on top of the other.
My best piece of advice is to recognize that, as human beings, we will never stop growing and never stop learning.
What is their advice to you? Recognize that a disability is not a sentence to a meaningless life.
Most suggestions for Mr. Klein that emerged in interviews with his predecessors, his counterparts in other urban districts, and education leaders, began with advice for him to recognize the best schools and learn from them.
In June, the organ network issued advice to doctors on how to recognize central nervous system infections in potential organ donors.
Therefore, my first piece of advice would be for you to recognize what Fiske was driving at in his article: Bias and discrimination exist (and probably always will), so try to give each interviewer the benefit of the doubt.
