The phrase "advised on changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing recommendations or guidance provided regarding modifications or alterations in a particular context.
Example: "The consultant advised on changes to the project timeline to ensure timely completion."
Alternatives: "recommended modifications" or "provided guidance on adjustments."
Following assessment, patients were advised on dietary changes according to individual need, aiming for adequate energy intake to achieve or maintain a body mass index of 20 to 25 and protein intake of 0.8 to 1.0 g/kg/d.
Initially people with type 2 diabetes should be advised on lifestyle changes (weight loss, increasing physical activity, diet) and offered ongoing patient education.
After the analysis process, the behavioural change and prevention category was comprised of the following short-term responses to disclosure: advised on behavioural change, advised on seeking treatment and care, the disclosure target decided to get tested for HIV, and target disclosed their HIV status.
Acupuncturists advised on dietary change, the reduction of caffeine and alcohol, and relaxation, which varied with the presenting symptoms and by gender.
The few prospective studies to date have demonstrated that changes in management for one in six patients could be advised based on changes in breast cancer biomarkers on relapse, particularly ER, PR and HER2 [ 279- 281].
Allott will often go with tenants to view potential properties, advising on what changes could be made, or indeed if the accommodation will not be right for them even with adaptations.
"The Falkirk Westminster constituency is placed under special measures and the General Secretary will review internal membership procedures and advise on any changes that may be needed to ensure that they are not open to abuse".
Steering committees have been set up to advise on structural changes, such as a commission headed by Lord Chris Patten to reform Vatican media operations.
It revealed how the Labour leader was advised on more than one occasion to change course, by making tougher pledges on the economy, but that one crunch meeting in June 2014 failed after Miliband got wind of what was proposed.
The Labour leader was advised on more than one occasion to change course, by making tougher pledges on the economy, but that one crunch meeting in June 2014 failed after Miliband got wind of what was proposed.
