The phrase "advised range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are providing a recommended or suggested range for something, such as prices, measurements, or quantities.
Example: "The advised range for the budget is between $5,000 and $10,000 to ensure all expenses are covered."
Alternatives: "recommended range" or "suggested range".
With adequate anticoagulation therapy at least 9% of strokes could be prevented [13], however the Canadian Stroke Registry Network found that only 10% of atrial fibrillation stroke sufferers were medicated and had a coagulation index within the advised therapeutic range [14].
The authors, whose other books include "Why Men Don't Listen and Women Can't Read Maps," have over the years advised clients ranging from politicians to rock stars to Australian Customs.
Andrew Laing, who holds a doctorate in urban studies and planning from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and is the managing director of DEGW, a New York-based design firm, has advised clients ranging from Google to the United Nations on their workspaces.
Throughout his career, Jon has advised clients ranging from large corporations and DotCom start-ups to politicians and non-profits on how to effectively use brand, messaging and technology to innovate, elevate and connect with desired audiences.
As well as advising a range of clients, Jonathan oversees all recruitment for MHP, one of the country's largest PR and public affairs companies.
Ms Morgan worked as a solicitor, specialising in corporate law and advising a range of private and public companies from 1994 until her election as MP in 2010.
Editor's note: Justin Foster is the West U.S. GM at Mobiquity leading the firm's Western operations from sales through client delivery and advises a range of clients on how to adopt new technologies.
Career so far: She worked as a solicitor specialising in corporate law advising a range of private and public companies from 1994 until her election as MP for Loughborough in 2010.
He went on to advise a range of progressive political campaigns, including those of Senator Paul Wellstone, Barbara Boxer and Carol Moseley-Braun.
