The phrase "advised that during the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is informing or notifying another party about something that is happening or will happen during a specific time frame.
Example: "I was advised that during the meeting, we would discuss the new project timelines."
Alternatives: "informed that during the" or "notified that during the".
"The victim advised that during the argument, the suspect called her Satan.
7 8 The committee also advised that during the intervening period efforts should be made to move patients to suitable alternatives, although patients for whom this was difficult could continue to receive the drug through normal prescribing.
Participants were advised that during the test procedure, the prosthesis would be set to one of 3 settings: 'On', where the prosthesis was set to standard function, 'Off', where it was switched off completely and 'Scrambled' where the microelectrode array was fully functioning but the signal input would result in the electrodes being stimulated in a random, scattered pattern.
They are also advised that during all scenarios they may use the telephone to seek the advice of a senior colleague (registrar) on patient management.
In order to ensure adequate information and support is provided to pregnant women and their partners, health professionals need to make certain that continuous enquiry about the quantity and frequency of alcohol consumption is undertaken, and to advise that drinking alcohol during the whole of pregnancy is recommended by national guidelines.
Similarly, it was advised that during interviews, questions about 'women's business' (e.g. history of miscarriage, complications in pregnancy or details of mode of delivery) should not be asked in the presence of males.
Therefore, it is strongly advised that the qualifying exam be taken during the fith (non-Summer) quarter so that the student may retake the exam in the case of inadequate performance and still advance to candidacy by the end of the sixth (non-Summer) quarter.
Therefore, the effects of intrauterine exposures on postnatal outcomes should be studied more directly (Gillman 2002), and the National Institutes of Health and the World Health Organization (WHO) have advised that the role of maternal stress during pregnancy should be given high research priority (National Institutes of Health 2003; WHO 2006).
However, we advise that during clinical examination, researchers should consider noting and reporting: (1) presence or absence of the athlete's recognisable pain on the Flexion-Adduction-Internal Rotation (FADDIR) test and (2) presence or absence of the athlete's recognisable pain on the Flexion-Abduction-External Rotation (FABER) test.
In the May 12 civil penalty notice, TSA claims that during the screening Hays was advised that items in the cooler, including liquids, were oversized and not allowed.
When the group was presented to us we were advised that only the performers would be dressed in drag during the private events.
