The phrase "advised married" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect combination of words that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The counselor advised married couples to communicate openly."
Alternatives: "recommended to couples" or "counseled married individuals".
In a letter to one of his sons, he advised, "Marrying a girl before you are established is like swimming the Channel with a concrete block tied to your left testicle".
To avoid this pitfall, Ms. Hounsell advises married women to keep retirement and divorce always in mind.
They even issued a "Ten Commandments for Choosing a Mate" that advised against marrying a person with an undesirable characteristic, or the possibility of inheriting one: "Never marry the one good person from a bad family".
When it comes to marriage men are advised to marry a woman who is half their years plus seven.
Janet tells about being weighed down by luggage, about meeting young men who helped her with her bags, and about meeting young women whom she advised to marry before the age of thirty.
There are moments of poetry (he describes a monastery at dawn: "the huge boulders outside my room look as if they're buried in snow") and moments of wit and insight (as in his description of Bombay's incomprehensible "Hindlish": a street sign advises, "If married divorce to speed").
Ross Weinstein, a managing partner of the Union Square Mortgage Group, has been advising a newly married couple renting in Manhattan.
Yet it sometimes seems that Asian women who want to get on in politics would be well advised simply to marry a man with the same ambition.
Ms. Wiest's flair for deadpan line readings occasionally wrings some laughs from the material, as when she remarks of a friend, "I had advised her against marrying — having tried it, I'd acquired a disgust for matrimony".
