The phrase "advised and encouraged" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing actions taken to support or guide someone in a positive manner.
Example: "The mentor advised and encouraged her to pursue her dreams without hesitation."
Alternatives: "guided and motivated" or "counseled and supported".
Mole's creator, Sue Townsend, who died in April, had advised and encouraged the musical on its near three-year journey, the show's creative team said.
Contestants ham up the agony of suspense, but most important, they are advised and encouraged by teams of mothers, spouses and best friends, adding a soap opera touch.
But the presiding judge at the appeals hearing on Thursday, George Gelaga King, who is from Sierra Leone, said Mr. Taylor had been fully aware of the crimes being committed by rebel groups he advised and encouraged.
In the second half of the 20th century, interest in gardening brought in new adherents in unprecedented numbers; they were advised and encouraged by numerous publications and by television and radio programs.
In 2001, Weidenfeld & Nicolson published John's novel based in Northern Ireland during the latest troubles, A Clouded Peace, on which he had worked through endless revisions for several years, advised and encouraged by his publisher Ion Trewin, to whom, along with Madge, he dedicated the book.
Mr. Thompson is being advised and encouraged by an inner circle of influential Tennessee political figures including former Senators Howard H. Baker Jr. and Bill Frist and former aides scattered around the lobbying firms on K Street and in Congressional offices.
Patients in the Asheville program agree to meet regularly with pharmacists who advise and encourage them to take their medicine and adopt healthy habits.
But we need veteran feminists to take part, advise and encourage us, not dismiss our hard work in the battles we are still fighting.
