The phrase "advisable to think" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is a good idea or suggestion to consider. Example: It is advisable to think carefully before making any major decisions.
For these reasons, we have not thought it is advisable to consider it in successive analysis.
A recommendation was defined as a course of action that was recommended by an expert or a committee as advisable, and included both cognitive (i.e. to think about something) and behavioural (i.e. to do something) recommendations.
It is advisable to pick an environment with which the students are familiar, and encourage them to think about what may happen if extreme environmental changes occur, such as through climate change processes.
His criticism of these 'ethics first' approaches is that they fail to think about how and why we act in particular situations and deny the importance of power, when 'it is advisable to pay attention to it' ([ 26], page 97).
Almost everybody is losing weight on account of the heat here and it was thought advisable to remove us to a cooler climate...
"With the sales tax increase looming, consumers think it advisable to bring forward plans for large purchases," GfK said in a statement.
Like the wild raccoon that dawdled onto the stage during the excellent performance that night, we thought it advisable to let him wander off into the dark of Central Park.
But Gideon values speed over accuracy and even though he said he had checked his work, I thought it advisable to take a closer look at it.
These generations had sacrificed so much for the good of the country, and old-age poverty rates were so high, that policymakers thought it advisable to use the program to prevent these Americans from enduring deprivation in old age.
