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Discover LudwigThe phrase "advised some" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to giving advice to a certain group of people or individuals, though it may require additional context for clarity.
Example: "The consultant advised some of the team members on how to improve their project proposals."
Alternatives: "counseled a few" or "recommended to some".
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Be advised: some of it is "shock treatment for the conscience".
Those investors included clients of State Street's internal advisory groups, which advised some investors in the fund.
One westerner who has advised some of Russia's top boardrooms describes them as "black boxes" because of their impenetrable networks.
"We had advised some to come back another day, but some of them were very disappointed, and they provoked others".
Ms. Wallace said she had advised some of her CBS colleagues to consider niche content shops like iVillage.
Authorities in New York city advised some 370,000 people in low-lying areas to evacuate at the weekend.
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But I would advise some caution.
"In general, we'd advise some sort of investigation".
He advises some institutions to tap their endowments.
"I would advise some people to use an electric toothbrush – such as those who have problems with manual dexterity.
"Senators are now really focused on cost containment," says Mr. Cutler, who has been advising some of them.
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