The phrase "advice to reflect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting that someone should take time to think deeply about a particular issue or situation.
Example: "I offer you some advice to reflect on your choices before making a final decision."
Alternatives: "suggestion to contemplate" or "guidance to consider".
Self-help advice tends to reflect the beliefs and priorities of the era that spawns it.
But women's rights activists said that the controversial advice failed to reflect the country's entrenched culture of sexism which leaves many women – especially poor women – with little control over their bodies.
The constituent behaviors for this subscale (Social Support Behaviour Questionnaire [SSBQ]; Johnson et al., 1993), such as trying to be cheerful despite the situation or offering the patient advice, seem to reflect a set of normalizing responses.
Health professionals should review the risk reduction advice they provide to reflect the current understanding of aetiology and risk factors.
Advice I would give to young people out there who would like to follow in my footsteps as an architect My general advice would be to reflect and look into yourself.
Government has to get the best possible scientific advice it can and then government needs to reflect carefully on that advice, then it is the role of ministers to make the decisions.
You are poised for a bigger role in the world". Daily Nation goes with "Yes you can, but pull yourselves together", adapting Mr Obama's famous campaign slogan to reflect his advice to Kenyans, and highlighting his challenge to the country to confront corruption, ethnic divisions and inequality.
Mrs May's fangirls have been left to reflect on recent advice from feminists, such as Sophie Walker of the Women's Equality party, not to applaud too loudly when a rightwing woman becomes prime minister.
The central roles played by Moniz, and Salehi too, provide us with an opportunity to reflect on science advice at the highest levels of national policy and international diplomacy.
The industrial food supply was promptly reformulated to reflect the official advice, giving us low-fat pork, low-fat Snackwell's and all the low-fat pasta and high-fructose (yet low-fat!) corn syrup we could consume.
