The phrase "advisable to rely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting that it is wise or prudent to depend on something or someone for a particular purpose.
Example: "In uncertain times, it is advisable to rely on trusted sources for information."
Alternatives: "wise to depend" or "prudent to trust".
Furthermore, it is advisable to rely on a different legal ground for processing than for consent, when it is available and applicable [23].
Often it will be advisable to rely on an approved method for data analysis.
In any case, due to these possibilities it is always advisable to rely on a combination of clinical data, conventional cultures and molecular tests for the best patient follow up.
When augmented renal clearance is suspected, it seems advisable to rely on the endogenous creatinine clearance rather than on estimates.
In our opinion, when one is presented with the difficult task of prognostic assessment and making treatment decisions, it is advisable to rely on several parameters that reflect different physiological aspects.
It is often not advisable to subject individuals in such populations to the stress and risk of harm induced by catching and handling them, and thus, conservation genomic studies may often have to rely on low-quality noninvasively sampled DNA.
Although it seems reasonable to rely on the overall positive evidence and practical experiences gathered with classic PA-enhancing training modules applied to vulnerable older populations such as people with dementia (PWD [ 6]), additional training components may be advisable.
Understand the definition "to rely".
Also, it is advisable to check before you rely on your guidebook for restaurants - one billed as an old Russian family-run establishment turned out to be a modern Japanese eaterie.
It is therefore advisable to employ ground pressure readings for PWV retrieval from GPS observations instead of relying on modeled pressure values.
