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The phrase "advised at the start" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to guidance or recommendations given at the beginning of a process or discussion.
Example: "The team was advised at the start to follow the new protocol to ensure efficiency."
Alternatives: "informed at the outset" or "counseled from the beginning".
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The mentee group was treated similarly except that they were advised at the start of the study of the availability of a specific named mentor volunteer and encouraged to discuss papers individually with that reviewer either by phone or email.
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