The phrase "advised amending" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is suggesting or recommending a change to something, typically in formal or professional communication.
Example: "The committee advised amending the proposal to better align with the project's goals."
Alternatives: "recommended changing" or "suggested revising".
The role of the Lords is to advise, amend and suggest, so that would not interfere with the primacy of the Commons but complement it.
But Rangers have now said they have been advised to amend the statement to comply with Stock Exchange rules.
Internet firms are being advised to amend their general terms of business and conditions of use so as to prevent illegal use of the Internet for terrorist purposes.
Similarly, Australia advised that "New Zealand amend the Human Rights Act of 1993 to explicitly prohibit discrimination on the basis of gender identity and intersex status".
The Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection (the ENVI Committee) advised the plenary to amend the proposal by asking for a total ban.
"Children either know this or should know this and I suggest you make suitable amend," he advised Bond.
Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge advised state officials not to issue more amended birth certificates because she planned to appeal the ruling and ask for a stay of the decision. .
Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge (R) advised state officials not to issue more amended birth certificates because she planned to appeal the ruling and ask for a stay of the decision. .
"Keep in mind there are different levels of giftedness," advises Dr. Edward R. Amend, a clinical psychologist who co-authored A Parent's Guide to Gifted Children.
"We must advise you we have amended our rates," we were told.
On July 25, the caution was amended to advise Americans to defer all nonessential travel to Madagascar.
