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Discover LudwigThe phrase "advised not to invite" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting that someone has been recommended against extending an invitation to someone else.
Example: "After careful consideration, we were advised not to invite him to the event due to past conflicts."
Alternatives: "recommended not to invite" or "counseled against inviting".
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An adept of juvenile sarcasm, like Prince, is well advised not to invite comparisons with grownups.
There were four or five premières danseuses from the company, and two of the male principals, but the Murphys had been advised not to invite the whole corps de ballet; Diaghilev, a stickler for rank, would not have approved.
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Cutting, however, is advised not to go beyond type I. Conclusion: Law makers around the globe are invited to review the legal situation in relation to female genital cutting.
Anyone invited to attend a meeting of the G-8 financial ministers would be well advised not to draw their attention to this.
Pregnant women are advised not to smoke.
I was advised not to.
They advised not to remain for long.
The patient was advised not to increase intraoral air pressure.
Magnanti has been advised not to talk.
They are advised not to initiate conversation.
All patients with diabetes are advised not to smoke.
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