The phrase "advised folks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to giving advice or recommendations to a group of people in an informal context.
Example: "During the meeting, I advised folks to consider alternative solutions to the problem."
Alternatives: "informed people" or "recommended to individuals".
That's what I want to know and would advise folks looking to jump on the Android bandwagon to wait until we found that out.
Jeff Landers of Offices2share.com advises folks to do some basic, common sense homework before they sign on the dotted line with any virtual office company: visit the location, check out the conference rooms and speak with the receptionists.
(He advises folks to earmark these funds for a computer or a car in high school, so they are depleted before it's time to apply for college financial aid).
"We advise folks in the industry that this is a long term play," Krane said.
Spirits are high, though appearances are drab: Becci Gemmell's hearty Hero plights her troth in land-girl wellies, while Merle Hensel's utilitarian design is redolent of ration coupons and information posters advising folk to Keep Calm and Carry On.
One bidder had a weak credit score, and another had an income lower than that of the rejected couple; she advised Ms. Folk to go with the lowest offer from a buyer with solid financials — which she did, countering with $250,000.
"The film school has been advising the folks at the farmers market that this day was going to come," Ms. Morrison said.
I'm serving to advise our folks as to what they can say and not say.
"A-spot stimulation is the technique that facilitates simultaneous climax from both partners," Tyomi advises for folks looking to align their orgasmic energies.
"Find someplace to live, folks," he advised genially as he left.
