The phrase "advised of how" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when informing someone about the manner or method of doing something.
Example: "She was advised of how to proceed with the project to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "informed about how" or "notified of the way".
"It's very important for business entities to be advised of how independent contractors are properly engaged," said Scott Brenner, an employment lawyer with Barton Barton & Plotkin, in Manhattan.
Communication with psychological support staff at an early stage is essential to ensure that patients, relatives, and staff can be advised of how to access these services, should they be required [ 25].
Planned number for recruitment was aligned with previous research [ 8, 20– 23] but actual recruitment was determined by theme saturation i.e. when no new information was generated from the analyses, no further interviews were conducted [ 24].> All parents and potential participants were informed of the study by participant information sheet (n = 41) and advised of how to opt-out.
MZ participated in the design of the study, advised on how to perform the statistical analysis and revised the manuscript.
Yankovic and his band got full cooperation from Imagine Dragons, who gave permission and advised on how to recreate some of the sounds used in "Radioactive" for Yankovic's sendup "Inactive".
This review also considers practical issues in the hope of advising on how to achieve the most favorable clinical outcomes when using insulin detemir.
In 1999, the BBRC set up the "RIACT" (Racial Identification Amongst Changing Taxonomy) group to advise on how records of rare subspecies should be treated.
While APSCU keeps fighting to get rid of the gainful employment rule entirely, the conference will include a couple of sessions advising on how to deal with the rule.
He also said a provision for the Miami leaders to nominate a new team of experts to advise on how to deal with Elian was thoroughly unacceptable.
It's true, every word, God bless him.' 'When the cameras arrived,' says Saviano, 'most people wanted to be part of it, to advise on how to make the film and get it right.
She works regularly with Boards of global corporations advising on how to deliver "Business with Purpose" and navigate transformation from emerging technologies and sustainability.
