The phrase "advised of the need to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when informing someone about a requirement or necessity that they should be aware of.
Example: "The team was advised of the need to submit their reports by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "informed of the necessity to" or "notified of the requirement to".
The north London coroner Andrew Walker wrote to the health secretary last December, asking that all pregnant women should be advised of the need to take supplements.
If she did not have a case worker, she would be advised of the need to seek professional help.
Families and caregivers should be advised of the need to recognise any emergence of emotional change or self-injurious thinking; and to communicate well with the prescriber [ 144].
Upon review, the Trial Steering Committee advised of the need to seek feedback on the draft protocol and further insights on the current management of these fractures from specialist shoulder physiotherapists and other experts.
After the seminar, deputy editor of news Steve Mitchell sent round a memo advising of the "need to reflect deniers in run-up to Copenhagen".
With 3,000-4,000 Saudi fighters in the Islamic State today, he advises of the need to "look inward to explain ISIS' rise".
arc did address psychological aspects of coping with OA and advised on the need to have a positive outlook Make every effort to make life fuller and more interesting than before.
Babies are at risk of dying of rickets, a disease thought eradicated decades ago, because mothers and pregnant women are not being advised of the need for vitamin D supplements, according to experts.
Of 84 children classified as suspected symptomatic HIV by the health worker, 54 64.3%) carers were advised of the need for HIV testing, co-trimoxazole prophylaxis was prescribed for 26 (31.0%) children, and feeding advice was given to carers of 36 (43.0%) children.
Patients were advised of the need for an initial follow-up examination at the sixth week after completion of EBRT.
