The phrase "advised a list of" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that someone provided guidance regarding a list, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "She advised a list of recommended books for the course."
Alternatives: "recommended a list of" or "provided a list of".
Mr. Chang advised assembling a list of reliable handymen and repair services to call on short notice.
Benjamin L. Ginsberg, a campaign finance lawyer at the Washington firm Patton Boggs who has advised a long list of Republican-leaning groups over the years, described the ruling as a kind of "psychological green light" for donors.
While he hasn't been involved in inauguration planning, Bragman has advised a laundry list of high-profile celebrity clients over the years and knows the insight he'd offer if they were asked to perform.
Woodcock advises making a list of what you would really like to do in your career and asking yourself what new abilities you should develop to make that happen.
Before his next session at a speaker factory, he was advised to make a list of what he hoped to learn there and to give it to the manager upon arrival.
A publicist at Simon & Schuster, a division of Viacom, recently sent out a letter to the book review editors of several major newspapers, advising them of a list of potential reviewers who might bring a negative bias to a coming work by Mr. Beschloss.
Lansdale hired counterfeiters to produce bogus Viet Minh leaflets on how to behave under communist rule, advising them to create a list of their material possessions so that the communists would be able to confiscate them more easily, thereby fomenting peasant discontent.
She advised the parents to make a list of behaviors serious enough to warrant a timeout.
Another said he received a text message advising him to vote for a list of seven "virtuous" candidates.
Debra Condren, a clinical psychologist and career strategist in San Francisco, advises recent graduates to make a list of all the people they have worked with as interns and to select a few to consult for help in finding a job, creating "an informal career advisory board".
