The phrase "advised that none of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when informing someone about a situation or condition where there are no exceptions or inclusions.
Example: "The committee was advised that none of the proposals met the required standards."
Alternatives: "informed that none of" or "notified that none of".
We are advised that none of the current directors, officers or personnel of Lipper Holdings or the funds is either the subject or target of the investigation".
By 1321 a survey reported that Conwy was poorly equipped, with limited stores and suffering from leaking roofs and rotten timbers, and in the 1330s, Edward III was advised that none of the castles were in fit state to host the royal court should he visit the region.
"My agent just phoned to say she got a call advising her that none of the written offers were being accepted and the owner was raising the asking price to $429,000 and starting over again".
Al Azhar, the most prestigious religious institution in Sunni Islam, advised the court that none of the books found with the men were illegal.
Yet I am advised that secret Service records will conclusively prove that none of them ever stepped foot on Epstein's private island.
The report by Mr. Kotz provides fresh details about the weakness of the agency's ethics office and reveals that none of its commissioners, except for Mary L. Schapiro, its chairwoman, had been advised of Mr. Becker's conflict.
He can confirm that he never had any dealings with Mossack Fonseca, was unaware of the company until recently, and that none of the individuals or organisations named so far were clients that he advised.
Merck Chief Executive Raymond Gilmartin says that none of Merck's earlier Vioxx studies had found excess risk; as soon as that changed, the company quickly pulled the drug even though some of its own consultants advised against it.
The investigation found that none advised Kelly that practice should have been held indoors because of the conditions.
Human rights advocates argue that almost none of 89 condemned foreigners had been advised of their consular rights under the Vienna Convention.
