The phrase "advised him to write" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that someone recommended or suggested to another person that they should write something.
Example: "The teacher advised him to write a detailed essay on the topic."
Alternatives: "recommended that he write" or "suggested he write".
Fiddle advised him to write'some straightforward Hawaiian lyrics and it became part of the Ambassador dance orchestra's repertoire.
However, when Tippett presented him with a more detailed scenario, Eliot advised him to write his own text, suggesting that the poetic quality of the words might otherwise dominate the music.
Whether it was ever read by the production team of the time is unclear, as Davies received a rejection from the BBC Script Unit, who advised him to write more realistic television about "a man and his mortgage" instead.
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She advises him to write down whatever is bothering him as a cathartic release if nothing else.
He wrote the story "" ("Description of a Struggle") in 1904; he showed it to Brod in 1905 who advised him to continue writing and convinced him to submit it to Hyperion.
But when John Huston was planning to make the transition from screenwriter to director in the early nineteen-forties, Howard Hawks (for whose "Sergeant York" Huston was one of the screenwriters) advised him not to write an original script.
Mr. MacLeish confirmed a report in The Boston Herald today that said Bishop McCormack's top aide in Boston, Sister Catherine Mulkerrin, had written memorandums advising him to contact members of parishes where Father Shanley and other priests accused of abuse had served.
Mr Gittins asked Mrs Pring if she wanted him to write a report advising what lessons could be learned from the incident.
"I would advise her to write a big check," he said.
