The phrase "advised by one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone has received guidance or recommendations from a single individual.
Example: "The decision was ultimately advised by one who had extensive experience in the field."
Alternatives: "counseled by an individual" or "guided by a single advisor".
A New York "professional lady" is advised by one of her many gentlemen friends to put "all of my thoughts" on paper.
Then Kaiser asked who had been advised by one of Oppenheim's students.
"Try a different time," Yorkie is advised by one of Kelly's ex's.
Morrison was advised by one senior figure to put in a transfer request but decided against it.
Learning to run a pub was a significant challenge, Frank concedes, but the Gallaghers were advised by one of their local brewery suppliers and they did a lot of research.
When David Latchman was appointed master of Birkbeck, University of London in 2003, he was advised by one of the governors that every master should have a full-time hobby.
The committee was advised by Richard Chait, one of the nation's leading authorities on higher education governance, now a Research Professor at the Graduate School of Education.
In the summer he was advised by supporters that one thing mattered above all: to be on the winning side in the referendum.
The Jets thought the same: when the team travelled to play in Foxborough, Massachusetts, I was advised by more than one person to leave my playbook at home because "funny things tend to happen up there".
In preparation, I had asked the two greediest men I know where to seek out something a bit less Michelin and was advised by belly number one, Jay Rayner to visit a crumbling strip joint to try Lotus of Siam, which does sound bloody good (I think you can probably read more about that in some book he's punting), while mouth number two, Simon Majumdar, recommended Rosemary's.
While multiple sources have confirmed that Google is being advised by Boutros, only one is saying that Google might be preparing to place a bid in the next couple of weeks.
