The phrase "advise to implement" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used when suggesting or recommending an action to be taken, but the construction is awkward.
Example: "I advise you to implement the new policy to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "recommend implementing" or "suggest implementing".
Meanwhile, what other organizational changes would corporations be advised to implement, assuming they were to take talent development as one of their highest priorities?
Therefore, payers are advised to implement health services research alongside reimbursement of the DIS technology.
The report of last week's workshop will include a blueprint for action, and we would be well advised to implement it as quickly as possible.
"All Heads of Departments and Agencies are urgently advised to implement this directive and bring it to the attention of their female staff within their line departments and agencies," the memo reads.
Moreover, we advised to implement the use of alcohol-based handrub, when appropriate, as recommended by current international guidelines [27].
If the results of this trial are as expected, it will be advised to implement the ABC tool in routine care.
An overview of the intervention is depicted in box 1. Participants were advised to implement these recommendations in their home situation.
Since the simulation scenarios presented in this article are inherently arbitrary, if the problem is relevantly different from the scenarios presented here, it is advised to implement a simulation study to evaluate the performance of missing data methods.
WFP, in close collaboration with partners, is strongly advised to implement multi-sectoral interventions to help the most affected population to re-establish their livelihoods and progressively improve their ability to resist future shocks.
Rather than delay painful macroeconomic adjustment, which needs to allow for balanced sectoral growth by removing the biases against agriculture, governments may be better advised to implement compensatory interventions aimed at the groups most vulnerable to rises in the prices of tradable foods.
Subjects with a high cardiovascular risk due to factors other than diabetes, but a BP still in the high-normal range, should be advised to implement intense lifestyle measures (including smoking cessation), and BP should be closely monitored because of the relatively high chance these individuals have of developing hypertension, which would then require drug treatment.
