The phrase "advised as much" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone has been informed or recommended to a certain extent or degree.
Example: "After reviewing the situation, I advised as much to the committee during our meeting."
Alternatives: "recommended as such" or "informed accordingly".
Lee advised as much with written instructions June 11, saying Stuart was "not to hazard unnecessarily your command".
Maimonides advised as much in the 12th century: "Do not say that one need only repent of sinful deeds such as fornication, robbery and theft," he wrote.
But in several other counties, officials took Ms. Harris's directives to mean that votes could be accepted with no postmark at all, and some said that they had been advised as much by her office over the phone.
"We understand the challenges of moving and we have supported and advised as much as we can, however this move will not have come as a surprise as this has been talked about for many years," a spokesman said.
And, in the moment when anxiety strengthens its grip, when you can't find air for worry, Stossel advises: "As much as possible, be in the present – the feel of your arm on the chair, your feet on the floor.
"Don't dance in them too much," he advised as he returned the resuscitated shoes.
The curriculum, given in advance, advised saving as much as possible.
Airbus had advised customers as much as two years ago to replace the sensors, known as Pitot tubes, on some of its planes with a better-performing model.
His investors have advised him as much.
Vilayanur Ramachandran, a behavioral neurologist and director of the Center for Brain and Cognition at the University of California (UC), San Diego, advised spending as much as 20% of grant money "on other exciting stuff as long as you tell them it's vaguely related".
59percentt of hiring managers advised investing as much time and money on your appearance as you would crafting your résumé.
