The phrase "advise to execute" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and lacks proper grammatical structure. A more appropriate phrase would clarify the subject and action involved.
Example: "I advise you to execute the plan as discussed."
Alternatives: "recommend to carry out" or "suggest to implement".
Knight said in a statement that it was advising traders to execute their trades elsewhere, and the company's shares were hammered, falling 31.3 percent to $7.10, at least a seven-year low.
And often we advised clients to execute trades solely because they presented opportunities for us to profit.
That is my personal advise to him.
The road, variously overlooking forest and mountains, was often so steep that high-heeled shoes would have kept us level; at one point an elaborate sign advised drivers just how to execute a hairpin turn -- at the critical second stage of a three-pointer, go in reverse -- a technique we experienced firsthand when a couple driving by offered us a lift to join them in the rotenburo.
* Knight advises market-making clients to execute elsewhere.
Theyve retained McKinsey & Co. to advise on executing strategy and converting DLF to professional management.
It is the job of the senior military leadership to advise the president, and when he decides the course of action, to execute it successfully.
Just last month the Nebraska Department of Corrections sent a letter to death row inmate and plaintiff in this case, Jose Sandoval, advising him that it had obtained the lethal injection drugs needed to execute him.
This infrastructure will advise and support (but not replace) regular meetings among the researchers, as needed, to execute the study, conduct the data analysis, discuss emerging findings and prepare outputs.
"One, because it's so easy to execute," says Perry Yeatman, a principal with consulting firm Mission Measurement, which advises companies on how to maximize their social impact.
