The phrase "advised of the importance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when informing someone about the significance of a particular matter or issue.
Example: "The team was advised of the importance of meeting the project deadline to ensure client satisfaction."
Alternatives: "informed of the significance" or "notified about the importance".
Compliance with treatment up to the first follow-up appointment at 6 weeks is important and participants and carers will be advised of the importance of continued treatment during this early time period.
On the one hand, Marshall pressed forward on invasion planning, but he also urged changing the surrender formula and, as we shall see, advised of the importance of a Russian declaration of war.
Mr Whybro also advised of the importance of smoke alarms.
Officials were advised of the importance "in ensuring that the full range of impacts of proposed policies are considered".
All participants diagnosed with an STI were advised of the importance of partner notification and were offered free partner testing and treatment at the study site.
Patients who appear treatment-resistant should be advised of the importance of full adherence and asked if they have had any difficulty with complying with recommendations.
It was the same across the board from Hewitt reiterating "be certain before deciding to partner with anyone, there is no rush!" to ONE Hope's Wojtkiewicz advising of the importance of "the right support system within your group of founders, that are passionate about the mission of the business.
They should also be advised on the importance of avoiding any delay in treating the patient so that blood glucose levels can be raised as soon as possible.
She is not an organizer, but she can advise on the importance of having files and documents in order and, more important, in what order, and how it can save and even make you money.
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