The phrase "advised judgment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is making a decision based on careful consideration or counsel.
Example: "After much deliberation and advised judgment, the committee decided to proceed with the project."
Alternatives: "informed decision" or "considered opinion".
As the researchers' roles and positions could influence what participants said, they were advised that judgments would not be made about what the participants said or knew.
At the same time, the prime minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, called on the leaders of the Palestinian Authority to condemn remarks by its top cleric, Sheikh Muhammad Hussein, who recently recited an ancient Islamic text at a ceremony broadcast on Palestinian Authority television advising that Judgment Day will come only when the Muslims fight and kill the Jews.
There were a few patients (n = 9) who presented HbA1c values below 6.5% at insulin initiation who may have started this treatment due to other clinical factors or comorbidities where clinical judgment advised tight glucose control.
The issue is not whether President Obama is stubborn enough to stick to an earlier ill-advised judgment that the United States could and should do whatever might be necessary to "win" the war in Afghanistan.
It was definitely an ill-advised judgment".
"In waters not specifically designated as public bathing areas," the statement said, "the public is always advised to use sound judgment when swimming and boating".
He is increasingly seen as a dangerous international menace: corrupt, vindictive and lethal – badly advised, lacking in political judgment, a threat to international peace and security, a liability to his own people and to Russia itself".
He inveighed against any possible military action against Iran and advised against a rush to judgment, saying Iran had "never stated that it is striving to possess nuclear weapons".
He advised the Guardian to trust the judgment of the regulator: "Wait till the Osha investigation comes out," he said.
The minister said Foy's award would stand as the attorney general had advised that the "dishonouring of the judgment by the board was not permissible".
He advised Martin to, "Use your own judgment with this horse, and don't bother about Belmar.
