The phrase "advised a ground" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it is unclear how it could be used.
Example: "The consultant advised a ground strategy for the project."
Alternatives: "recommended a basis" or "suggested a foundation".
William O'Neill advises a stop-loss of 8%.
Jeannine W. Chanes, a lawyer who advises From the Ground Up, a group of nearly 300 Lower Manhattan businesses -- more than half of them retail -- said of the retailers: "The closer they are to ground zero, the worse off they are.
Advocates for small businesses like Kevin Curnin, a lawyer who advises From the Ground Up, a group of nearly 300 Lower Manhattan businesses, say that those who are as happy as the Nataluccis, Mr. Berger and Mr. Kaplan are in the minority.
We then discovered we had been wrongly advised about our grounds for an appeal, which had to be withdrawn.
"At approximately 3am on 16 April, Sarasota police officers responded to a 911 call, the caller advised that a person was lying on the ground covered in blood.
Afghan special forces have been battling to retake the city with the help of international special forces advising on the ground, as well as US airstrikes.
Most of us are not military experts who can advise on the ground war, or security experts who understand exactly how encryption works.
Advised by ground transportation people at O'Hare, I grabbed a Continental Airport Express shuttle, which has no connection with the airline, and along with another hung-up traveler, glided downtown on the rain-slicked expressway.
NYPD helicopters hovering over the north tower observed fires raging on its top floors and advised commanders on the ground to immediately evacuate the building.
In advance of the system, officials issued storm warnings for coastal areas of Alabama and western Florida, and residents in low-lying areas were advised to seek higher ground.
