The phrase "advisable to measure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting that measuring something is a good idea or recommended in a particular context.
Example: "In order to ensure accuracy in your results, it is advisable to measure the dimensions before proceeding with the project."
Alternatives: "recommended to measure" or "wise to measure".
Therefore, it may be advisable to measure thyroid peroxidase antibodies at the start of amiodarone treatment.
Because of low statistical power, it is advisable to measure the magnitude of the deviation from HWE as well as its significance.
To obtain a comprehensive measure of the perfusion characteristics, it is advisable to measure both the MFI, and the PVD and PPV.
Because of the difficulties in predicting correctly both the Vd and the clearance of vancomycin, it remains advisable to measure serum levels during the first days of therapy so that adjustments can be made rapidly.
It is advisable to measure BNP/NT-proBNP to exclude/confirm the diagnosis of HF in patients with ambiguous clinical signs and symptoms that can be confused with other clinical conditions.
To avoid this catastrophic scenario, it is advisable to appropriately measure the table height and the table's circumference.
Since the different methods of measuring equity entail different sets of statistical assumptions, it would be advisable to use more than one method to measure equity and their changes over time.
It would also be advisable to include questions in DHS regarding repeated unwanted pregnancies, outcomes of unwanted pregnancy to measure miscarriage, abortion, live births, neonatal mortalities, its consequences on the physical and psychosocial health of the woman and others.
It is not advisable to use such precision measuring tools as vernier caliper, micrometer and dial indicators to measure those forged roughcasts or abrasive-bearing pieces (like carborundum), because the measuring faces will be abraded and accuracy will fall.
In sum, given the potential benefits and relatively small burden on respondents in terms of required time it seems advisable to incorporate measures of personality traits into competence surveys as they contribute to explaining the variability in policy-relevant outcomes.
Given the potential benefits and relatively small burden on respondents in terms of required time it seems advisable to incorporate measures of personality traits into competence surveys as they contribute to explaining the variability in policy-relevant outcomes.
