The phrase "advise you of changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when informing someone about modifications or updates that may affect them.
Example: "We would like to advise you of changes to our policy that will take effect next month."
Alternatives: "inform you of changes" or "notify you of changes."
In accordance with your memorandum, the board will advise you in the future of any change in relevant facts and circumstances regarding this recount, including the estimated completion time.
This letter is to advise you, a valued media partner, of those changes.
(A new federal disclosure regulation, requiring companies to advise all analysts of changes in their outlook at the same time, should mitigate this problem).
The State and the Department shall, consistent with 30 CFR 745.12, advise each other of changes in the organization, structure, functions, duties and funds of the offices, departments, divisions and persons within their organizations.
Last November, my charity received a letter from the bank advising us of changes to our charging arrangements.
The New Yorker, August 26 , 1933P. 7 Our special correspondent in Red Cloud, Nebraska, advises us of changes in picture-postcard situation in West Branch, Iowa, birthplace of Herbert Hoover.
Last year, the Division of Taxation mailed notices to tax preparers, advising them of changes in New York's tax laws that would affect New Jersey commuters.
Our special correspondent in Red Cloud, Nebraska, advises us of changes in picture-postcard situation in West Branch, Iowa, birthplace of Herbert Hoover.
By Josephine Frisbie and E. B. White The New Yorker, August 26 , 1933P. 7 Our special correspondent in Red Cloud, Nebraska, advises us of changes in picture-postcard situation in West Branch, Iowa, birthplace of Herbert Hoover.
Hundreds of council letters advising residents of changes to household recycling have been found dumped on a hillside.
"Senior Department of Defense officials have advised Congress of changes to regulations and policies associated with repeal.
