The phrase "advised that long" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "I was advised that long was the wait time for the service."
Alternatives: "informed that long" or "notified that long".
He advises that long-term individual disability insurance is a must for professional players, especially in the event of a suspension or lockout, when team-sponsored group insurance generally ends.
Since Orman, takeover practitioners have generally advised that as long as a deal was theoretically possible, Omnicare wasn't implicated.
"When we were putting RPZ signs up in Kingsdown it was advised that as long as we were not making significant or permanent changes to a building, which would alter its character, it was acceptable to put signs up," a spokeswoman said.
If you need a drug for Type 2 diabetes, Consumer Reports has long advised that a time-tested older medication called metformin is your safest and best first bet.
Retailers and service technicians have long advised that it often makes sense to buy a new product rather than repair a broken one.
Aides said Romney campaign offices would continue collecting supplies to donate later to storm victims — a move that goes against the advice of professional emergency managers, who have long advised that donations of money and blood are more critical in the hours before and after a storm.
The manufacturers claim that certain breeds are predisposed to certain conditions that will benefit from dietary changes, but vets have long advised that for most dogs it's probably not worth the extra money.
Kay doesnt, and advised that when talking about long term investments, shareholders should be wary of a whole year invested anticipating growth that hasnt shown up..
Williams said that she had been advised that she could incur long-term damage by playing.
Guidance from the Royal Institute of British Architects on how to build counterterrorism into the design of streets advises that long straight roads should be avoided in new schemes with busy public realm, so cars cannot build up too much speed.
