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The phrase "advised in how to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing guidance or recommendations on a specific action or process.
Example: "She was advised in how to improve her presentation skills by attending workshops."
Alternatives: "guided on how to" or "instructed on how to".
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They will also be advised in how to access ongoing lifestyle treatment in a private setting.
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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.
Members advise and train clinicians in how to implement the Unified HD Rating Scale, and have facilitated the implementation of NHS HD Management clinics in areas with no pre-existing service.
More than 600 American troops, including 160 Special Operations forces trained in counterterrorism, are expected to be sent this month to train and advise 1,200 Philippine Army soldiers in how to destroy Abu Sayyaf, a terrorist group that is holding hostages, including two Americans.
ABB wrote the compendium both to convince the readers about his ideas and to advise like-minded individuals in how to help his causes.
That the GCHQ was willing to provide what is described as "a leading role in advising its European counterparts" in how to get around legal restrictions is simply depressing.
It also teaches her that she can't handle schoolwork on her own and sets her up for the life of academic dependence decried by former longtime Dean of Freshmen and Undergraduate Advising at Stanford University Julie Lythcott-Hains in How to Raise an Adult: Break Free of the Overparenting Trap and Prepare Your Kid for Success and Jessica Lahey in The Gift of Failure.
Since late March 2015, court-appointed attorneys and Judicial Hearing Officers have been trained in how to better advise clients about the collateral consequences associated with summonses.
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".
They also happen to walk the talk and advised us how to integrate sustainability in our organisations and lives.
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