The phrase "advised in how" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing guidance or recommendations on a specific process or method.
Example: "She was advised in how to approach the negotiation effectively."
Alternatives: "guided on how" or "instructed on how".
A powerful venture capitalist, Peter Thiel, advised in his recent how-to guide for tech startups that they have a better chance of success "when everyone shares an understanding of the world".
Because scientists are faced with the unenviable task of informing policy decisions on climate change, Parkinson advises caution in how they communicate with the media.
Colourful film posters from Chairman Mao's cultural revolution make light of its crimes, while a Nazi film advising in forensic detail how to spot a Jew on the street leaves you wishing it were a clever fake.
As Eric Butow and Kathleen Taylor advise in their excellent book How to Succeed In Business Using LinkedIn (AMACOM, 2008), use as much detail as possible in the profile.
This news about Bain Capital being a pioneer in outsourcing, investing in some of the leading early companies that advised American companies in how to most effectively do it, is a pretty big deal on the face of it, but it has even deeper implications than many people realize.
The woman also contends that Bonds gave her $80,000 in cash and advised her how to deposit the money to avoid detection by the authorities.
At a talk given recently at the Kitchen in Chelsea, she advised listeners how to approach her work: "I want you to drink it up with your eyes and your mind".
He also helped to monitor their growth and advised us how to feed them in order to avoid malnourishment".
The children are given the opportunity to air their views and are advised on how to resolve conflicts in these centres".
Harder than she realised when she wrote her bestseller Lean In, which advised women on how to make it to the top in business.
