The phrase "advisable to both" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting that a particular action or decision is beneficial for two parties involved.
Example: "It would be advisable to both parties to reach an agreement before the deadline."
Alternatives: "beneficial for both" or "recommended for both".
After making these variations to the analytic model, this study concludes that it is advisable to increase both the width of the system and the opening of the air channel intake, thus allowing for a greater flow of ventilation air within the system without overheating either the heat storage plate or the interior of the controlled space.
What all of this new research suggests, says Teresa Liu-Ambrose, an associate professor in the Brain Research Center at the University of British Columbia who oversaw the experiments with older women, is that for the most robust brain health, it's probably advisable to incorporate both aerobic and resistance training.
However, it might be advisable to standardise both because significant differences in feeding rate were observed for the tested food sources and infection status.
Often it is difficult if not impossible to predict the properties before manufacturing, making it advisable to produce both versions and to choose the best one after extensive characterization.
In all patients needing pharmacological antithrombotic prophylaxis, it is advisable to evaluate both the thrombotic risk and the haemorrhagic risk, identifying patients at high risk and those who will need careful evaluation.
It is advisable to use both stimuli to have a better overview of T-lymphocyte function.
Therefore, it may be advisable to address both conditions simultaneously when treating cellulite.
Under this perspective, it seems advisable to follow both approaches for timing the coalescence age of phylogenetic clusters, and to put the estimates into a geological-historical context.
To obtain a comprehensive measure of the perfusion characteristics, it is advisable to measure both the MFI, and the PVD and PPV.
Moreover, the results of this study imply that in future burnout research it is advisable to consider both sex and gender differences, and maybe cultural differences as well.
