The phrase "advised itself" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where a subject is reflecting on its own advice or decisions, but it is uncommon.
Example: "After much consideration, the committee advised itself to take a more cautious approach."
Alternatives: "self-advised" or "counseled itself".
Dom Potter of research group, Transition Institute is wary of the idea of government advising itself on how to set up independently of itself.
(g) The Government seeks access to the records and personnel of the defendants for the purpose of advising itself as to the defendants' compliance with the judgment.
As the Italian philosopher Nicola Abbagnano advised, "Reason itself is fallible, and this fallibility must find a place in our logic".
The Motion Picture Division of the Education Department does not support with explanatory [p520] statements its action on any specific motion picture, which we are advised is itself not made public.
The Boeing Company, which manufactures the 767, itself advised its customers on Thursday to conduct the inspection; the F.A.A. made that advice mandatory this evening.
America has itself advised Iraqis to stay at home and off the streets.So there are good reasons why Saddam iconography has not been torn down and trampled across southern Iraq.
All the celebrating leaves some people wondering whether the aesthetically authentic response to the anniversary should instead be what the band itself advised back in the day: the name of the Nirvana album that included "Teen Spirit" — and unseated Michael Jackson's "Dangerous" at the top of the charts — was "Nevermind".
Kashkari, another holdover from the Bush administration, said Treasury considered itself advised.
"Reject your sense of injury and the injury itself disappears," advised the stoic emperor Marcus Aurelius.
