The phrase "advised nature" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a nature that has been advised or guided, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The advised nature of the project was to prioritize sustainability, but the team struggled to implement it effectively."
Alternatives: "recommended nature" or "suggested nature".
Whilst they did also manage law in earlier times, I see the role as being more closely tied to the ancient and resurgent modern focus of advising over nature matters, reminding people of our intrinsic interconnection with all of nature and our need to respect her ways.
Commercial fishers took home 8,000 bushels of clams last year, compared with 755,000 in 1997, said William Wise, chairman of the Bluepoints Bottomlands Council, which is advising the Nature Conservancy on its plans.
Taking into account cybernetics theories [ 30], which advise following nature in modelling objectives, a control system based on human psychology models is expected to be able to adequately perform the task of steering a car.
A stakeholder panel advised on the nature of the consultation groups, as recommended by Lomas et al (2003).
To the Editor: Mark C. Taylor's provocative article proves the ill-advised nature of one of its points.
An audit by the federal government concluded in 2009 that the state had not been advised of the noncompetitive nature of the contract and no formal cost analysis had been performed.
Participants were advised about the voluntary nature of participation.
Patients were advised of the voluntary nature of the study and their right to withdraw at any time.
All participants were advised previously about the nature of the study and signed a consent form within a protocol approved by an Institutional Review Board Ethical Committeee in Research at Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Paraná, protocol 323/06).
But in their letter in Nature, the researchers advised caution before restarting.
