The phrase "advisable thing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting an action or decision that is recommended or wise to take.
Example: "In this situation, the advisable thing to do is to consult with a legal expert before proceeding."
Alternatives: "recommended action" or "wise choice".
It is not advisable to say things with words like "totally", "OMG" (oh my gosh) or "dude".
As always, therefore, it's advisable to read the whole thing.
He added that while homeowners can usually tackle a nest of paper wasps, it is not advisable to attempt the same thing with other varieties of wasps, like hornets or yellow jackets.
It would certainly be advisable now, notwithstanding the horrible things done by all sides during the Syrian civil war, for us to cooperate with Assad to help defeat Isis, subject to his agreeing to a significant degree of power-sharing and progressive reform.
Equally, Hunt – whose hardline tactics have left him potentially exposed, and who has turned up the heat when cooling things was perhaps more advisable – needs to be seen to have "won" for reasons of his own credibility and political prospects.
It is one thing to contend that super-sized monetary easings are advisable in the teeth of a crisis.
In the most heated negotiations or conflicts, it is often advisable that both parties take a break from their discussions when things look like they may become too chaotic or that the talks may derail.
It can be bought privately, through ads in papers reserved for used things, such as AVIS or Sperrmuell, though it is advisable that you speak German for that.
If we discover through investigation that being morally good is on the whole prudentially advisable, then the moral norm to follow our evidence will (other things being equal) underwrite a prudential norm to do the same.
But it is advisable to follow updates like so one can dig a deeper into things.
