The phrase "advised him to visit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when suggesting or recommending that someone go to a particular place or see someone.
Example: "The doctor advised him to visit a specialist for further evaluation."
Alternatives: "recommended that he visit" or "suggested he go to".
Newspapers printed pictures of him festooned with gold and captions advising him to visit the nearest branch of Cash Converters.
His doctor refuses to give him medication and advises him to visit a support group to witness more severe suffering.
Telephone triage is used to assess the urgency of the patient's health problem on the phone and to come to a decision about the action to be taken: refer the patient to the emergency department or ambulance care, make an appointment for a GP consultation or a home visit, provide the patient with self-care advice by telephone or advise him to visit his own GP on the next working day [ 2].
They only do that when the wife gets pregnant and tells the husband that the hospital staff want them to visit the hospital together or when he gets seriously ill and we visit and advise him to go get tested that is the only time maybe when they can go get tested otherwise they do not want" AIDS support group member The fear of being associated with HIV prevented some people from asking for help.
South African President Jacob Zuma has continued to attend engagements but has indicated that he will visit Mr Mandela if doctors advise him to do so.
The waitress had contacted a lawyer earlier in the day and he advised her to visit the hospital, the law enforcement official said.
She called her acupuncturist who advised her to visit the emergency (A&E) department of the nearest hospital.
"We've tried to advise them to visit firehouses and places around the city, but some of them won't come unless they can visit the World Trade Center".
