The phrase "advised by our" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone has received guidance or recommendations from a specific group or entity.
Example: "The decision was made after being advised by our legal team."
Alternatives: "recommended by our" or "counseled by our".
In 1994 my husband and I were advised by our financial adviser to take out a unit-linked life insurance plan with what was then United Friendly (now London Royal Plus).
"We're advised by our statistical advisers that that is a fairly insignificant fall across the JCS area and given the fact that these are projections, we'd be well advised to continue as we've got plans for".
We are in close contact with law enforcement, and we are being advised by our government on what is going on".
He said: "We have been advised by our independent deer expert that, living so closely together, they pose a hazard to the health of the deer.
When asked if the firm is to close, a member of Clifford's staff did not deny the allegation and said: "We have been advised by our lawyers not to make any comment.
We would all very much like to be sagely and reliably advised by our own private genie; we would like the genie to make the world more transparent, more easily navigable.
Academic advising by our faculty is a critical component of our graduate students' education.
"We have just been advised by one of our other rigs that it may be another two weeks before the federal government issues a permit.
Each company is advised by Capital Innovators and our seasoned mentors to help scale these businesses very quickly.
"We were subsequently advised by Derek Llambias that our funding offer would be difficult for the board to accept if we did not provide irrevocable undertakings to vote against GM resolutions to remove certain existing board members.
We are moving from a world where we treat illnesses to one where we predict and prevent them, advised by mobile doctors in our pockets.
