The phrase "advised public" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to guidance or recommendations given to the general public, often in the context of health, safety, or policy.
Example: "The health department advised the public to stay indoors during the severe weather warning."
Alternatives: "informed the public" or "counseled the public".
He also advised public health officials on the potential of an AIDS prevention vaccine, which has yet to be developed.
Though Mr. Stuntz, a professor at Harvard Law School, advised public officials and wrote often in the popular press, his greatest influence was with legal scholars.
The Obama administration had advised public schools that "Title IX" – a federal law prohibiting sexual discrimination in education – covers transgender students.
Mr. Bergen has advised public relations firms to instruct companies "how to express to their community how they feel about this," he said.
He has advised public and private companies, as well as private equity funds, in connection with mergers and acquisitions, divestitures, leveraged buyouts, joint ventures, cross-border deals, financing transactions, takeover defenses and corporate governance matters.
The senior official characterized Dr. ElBaradei's visit here this week as a "badly advised" public relations exercise at a time when the United States Central Intelligence Agency and Britain's MI6 spy agency were developing strong bonds with Libya's military and intelligence chiefs.
The Commission is responsible for analysing health risks by chemical exposure at the workplace and for advising public authorities accordingly.
He also advises public sector and private sector leadership teams on cybersecurity.
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Professor Oliver has considerable experience advising public and private forest resource organizations in the United States and abroad.
