The phrase "advised by means of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing how someone received advice or guidance through a specific method or medium.
Example: "The committee was advised by means of a detailed report outlining the potential risks and benefits."
Alternatives: "informed through" or "guided by".
Note on Diet in Relation to Finance: In the kitchen where luncheons are prepared for the executives of Macy's the waitresses are advised by means of a notice on the bulletin board, that "Mr. Ruml does not take potatoes".
By Russell Maloney and Harold Ross The New Yorker, July 15 , 1944P. 13 Note on Diet in Relation to Finance: In the kitchen where luncheons are prepared for the executives of Macy's the waitresses are advised by means of a notice on the bulletin board, that "Mr. Ruml does not take potatoes".
He is finally advised to exorcise the Something by means of a sensitive electronic device.
As preventive measures for DE, reduction of acidic drink consumption was advised by 51%% of respondents while only 37%% advised their patients to use fluoridated toothpastes.
Miguel Angel Face is advised that if he really loves her then Camila can be spared "by means of the sacrament of marriage" and the two of them are soon married.
Patients will be advised to do stretching exercises and will be taught to perform these correctly by means of surface-electromyography-assisted stretching[ 33, 34].
In 1838 A. Bérard [ 16], writing on ankylosis of the temporomaxillary joint, advised the method of Rhea Barton section of condyles and prevention of bony union by means of motion, in order to form a false and new joint.
During the training sessions the participants' heart rate was continuously monitored by means of a wireless heart rate transmitter, and the participants were advised to respect their own physical limitations.
As late as 17 March, Blair was being advised by the chairman of the joint intelligence committee that Iraq possessed chemical and biological weapons, the means to deliver them and the capacity to produce them.
The Orphic Rhapsodies made her the daughter and successor of Phanes, a creator god; she continued to advise her own successors (Uranus, her son by Phanes; Cronus, youngest son of Uranus; and Zeus) by means of her oracular gifts.
"Students applying through Clearing are advised about the accommodation options and if we are unable to offer a room, then we have sourced extra rooms by means of an agreement with an external provider," says Vivienne Robinson, accommodation manager.
