The phrase "advised in his first" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to advice given in an initial context or situation, but it needs more context to be usable.
Example: "He was advised in his first meeting to approach the project with caution."
Alternatives: "counseled in his initial" or "informed during his first".
The two backs lived together, and the talkative Johnson advised Blount in his first Pac-10 season.
Seward advised Johnson to state, in his first annual message to Congress, that southern states meet three conditions for readmission to the Union: repeal of secession, repudiation of the war debt incurred by the rebel governments, and ratification of the Thirteenth Amendment.
Early in his first term, advised by a roundtable of industry and education leaders, including a former chairman of General Motors, he began molding Oakland into a full-service destination.
Equally, you want to avoid connections with your email address, so it's best here to employ the methods I advised in the first article and have an email for work purposes that you give employers.
Crutches are advised in the first week of casting, thereafter for maintenance of balance, but only if necessary.
Avoiding high doses (such as 1 to 2 mg/kg prednisone equivalent) is advised in the first trimester of pregnancy, whereas low to moderate doses of prednisone seem to be safe [ 122, 123].
Mrs. Edwards has also become a free operator on behalf of her husband of 29 years, a development that her friends suggest reflects the clarity and perspective that come from her cancer diagnosis, and her increasingly confident political instincts as she advises Mr. Edwards, a North Carolina Democrat, in his second White House bid.
Few pundits know Asian markets as well as Courtis, who's in his second decade of advising investors about Asian stocks.
"If an elephant stands on your foot, keep calm," the author, Michelle Robinson, advises in the first spread.
