The phrase "advised of the importance of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when informing someone about the significance or value of a particular matter or issue.
Example: "The team was advised of the importance of meeting deadlines to ensure project success."
Alternatives: "informed about the significance of" or "made aware of the value of".
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.
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For years, I have advised companies of the importance of getting ahead of privacy concerns on new applications, especially those that might trigger the creepy response.
When Booker T. Washington of Tuskegee Institute visited in 1912, he advised her of the importance of gaining support by white benefactors for funding.
She was advised about the importance of giving birth at a health facility and check-ups after she gives birth.
While medical practitioners are compelled to advise parents of the importance of screening, and most states have newborn screening statutes, these vary from being compulsory to laissez faire, allowing parents or guardians to refuse.
"I advised him on the importance of getting into the PC business.
As a commercial banker I advised customers on the importance of doing research before drafting business plans or selecting partners.
The messages advised families about the importance of immunization.
Can you identify the best way to inform or advise parents about the importance of healthy eating?
