The phrase 'advise changes' is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use this phrase to suggest modifications or amendments to a particular plan, document, policy etc. For example: "The board has asked me to advise changes to the organization's pension plan."
But he made it clear that the commission would advise changes in U.S. strategy, nevertheless.
As a result, the Financial Accounting Foundation, the parent of the standards board, set up a council to advise changes for private companies.
In the near term, the public health community can advise changes in seafood consumption to control the risks, the researchers say.
Objective: To review the current psychiatry model clerkship objectives for their inclusion of women's health competencies and advise changes in light of recommendations of psychiatric educators and those developed at the Association of Professors of Gynecology and Obstetrics (APGO) Women's Health Education Retreat 2000.
Temporarily let go of the need to advise, change, help or fix the situation.
9. Participants can access a project website to see maps of local areas, and to advise change of address.
This study enlighten some of the problems related to measles vaccination schedule but does not bring enough evidence to advise change of vaccination policy without further investigations.
In fact, and by his own admission, he bombarded Scarlett with emails advising changes.
The Web site includes a "stress navigator" that measures a person's stress and helps to treat it by advising changes in behavior.
To serve as the primary vehicle for direct feedback and student reactions to Hop-In Program policy, programmatic, and advising changes.
Often when I hear of how families are using melatonin, I end up advising changes in the sleep schedule and family routine more than advising them on a need for meds.
