The phrase "advice to replace" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting an alternative or a change in a particular situation or context.
Example: "I have some advice to replace the outdated methods we currently use in our project."
Alternatives: "recommendation to substitute" or "suggestion to change".
However, the researchers said the findings support current dietary advice to replace trans fat and saturated fat in one's diet with healthier polyunsaturated fats that contain both omega-3s and omega-6s.
In return, Mr Obama heeded Mr Gates's advice, such as his advice to replace America's commander in Afghanistan with Stanley McChrystal, the general whose career came to a sticky end last year when a magazine article portrayed him as arrogant and insubordinate.Still, all good things come to an end.
Resisting the orthopedist's advice to replace his manual typewriter with an I.B.M. Selectric, Zuckerman attempts to stem the damage to his literary career by buying prismatic glasses (which allow him to read a book propped against his knees without lifting his head off the floor) and finding younger women to read aloud to him.
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The university, however, did not heed her advice, choosing to replace her with a coach who would also have to teach physical education classes and help coach field hockey.
The above is not intended as medical advice or to replace the information given by a health care provider.
And so French news outlets are giving advice on how to replace butter or to churn your own.
But, as one agency noted to researchers: "No amount of advice is going to replace the entitlement that has been lost" Crime levels are increasing.
The responses were indignant, some comparing it to the "slut-shaming" of adult women dressed revealingly or to clumsy advice from schools to replace girls' skirts every year as they grow.
Kate Ellis, economic sustainability and tourism programme manager, said: "We've now investigated the material and after taking specialist advice have opted to replace the cladding on the whole building with a more suitable material.
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