The phrase "advisable strategy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a recommended or prudent approach to a particular situation or problem.
Example: "In light of the recent market trends, adopting an advisable strategy will help us stay competitive."
Alternatives: "recommended approach" or "prudent plan".
Simply waiting and seeing, however, is not seen as an advisable strategy.
Selling shares, paying the taxes on them and then giving the cash to charity is the exact opposite of the advisable strategy for people who have stock that has risen in value.
The commission is to be commended for rejecting the least advisable strategy, a dramatic increase in the number of U.S. troops in Iraq, but a conditions-based withdrawal of combat troops advocated by the ISG is the de facto equivalent of stay the course.
There is no exact science to this, but an advisable strategy is to pick a couple broad tags and a couple more specific tags.
Dismissing opposing counsel, or her client, as stupid or bigoted is not an advisable strategy, since it will lead only to underestimating their ability to persuade others ― who will not be unaware of your condescension.
Therefore, it is an advisable strategy to use the paternal haplotype for noninvasive fetal whole genome recovery, especially for Mendelian disease diagnosis.
It is clear that integrated and advisable strategies need to mitigate the adverse impacts of urban road vehicles on GHGs emissions and public health and economic costs, particularly in regions of rapid urbanization.
The system having low operation costs and no secondary pollution appeared to be an advisable enhancing strategy for removing nitrate and by-products.
Also, these prove that the control strategy is advisable.
(Neither strategy is advisable if you are on your second marriage and the ultimate beneficiaries of the bypass trust are supposed to be the kids from your first marriage).
In summary, the findings of our study, based on modeling of the natural course of MDS, indicate that a delayed transplantation strategy is advisable for patients with early disease, that is, those with low IPSS and very low or low WPSS risk.
