The phrase "advised since" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to indicate a recommendation or suggestion that has been in effect from a certain point in time, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "I have been advised since the beginning of the project to follow the new guidelines."
Alternatives: "recommended since" or "counseled since".
And get a door sweep, Mr. Baumann advised, since door cracks are especially vulnerable to mice.
Therefore, application of the simplest Thiele modulus concept is advised, since this model is easily incorporated in complex methanol synthesis reactor models.
But gains should be taken with a grain of salt, he advised, since children naturally improve with age.
Investors should educate themselves about how such funds differ from more traditional intermediate-term bond funds, Mr. Jacobson advised, since these funds are not federally guaranteed.
Their comments reminded me of the many people, across the political spectrum, who have advised, since the election, taking the long view.
The new senator should hail from upstate, he is advised, since Albany leaders and Senator Charles Schumer are from the city.
Avoid models with multiple large, toothy cleats or rubbery nodules along the outside of the sole, he advises, since they can create too much rotational traction.
Remember what you did to my Dad?" For this reason, Governor Bush can't be patient, as Mr. Safire advises, since memories of 1992 will soon fade.
So stop talking about "gun control," Dr. Westen advises, since the word "control" suggests curtailing freedom, and instead look for ways to tap into a network that helps your cause.
He added that Soleimani had just left Tikrit after providing front-line assistance and advising since the start of the operation.
"Don't reread it," he advises, since "all you're doing is swallowing your stress all over again". May we suggest a shredder?
