The phrase "advised that one of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when informing someone about a recommendation or suggestion regarding a specific individual or item.
Example: "I was advised that one of the candidates has extensive experience in project management."
Alternatives: "informed that one of" or "notified that one of".
Participants will be advised that one of the study drugs may reduce the efficacy of oral contraceptives and to avoid taking the study drugs within 3 h of iron products or of antacids containing calcium, magnesium or aluminium.
Habeeb Al-Sadr, who has been the ambassador since 2010, has advised that one of Isis' goals is to assassinate the Pontiff and warned that the jihadists "don't just threaten", according to Italian newspaper La Nazione.
University is a time for trying new things, and it is advised that one should always make the most of the experience and to do exactly that.
So when I read that "Stretch" author Scott Sonenshein, a Rice University management professor, advised that one means to unlock the power of less is to take mindless breaks from work to boost creativity, I got really excited.
However, I have been advised that one state government body not only knows of their existence but is also in possession of a frozen carcass.
The blurb advises that one should read eight pages of Sam, and then eight pages of Hailey, which requires turning the book over, since Hailey's story is printed upside-down and from the back of the book to the front.
In all parts of the country, health officials have advised residents that one of the first lines of defense against the mosquito-borne virus is to get rid of standing water.
On Feb. 6, 1985, Denzel suggested in a letter to Baltazar that one option for Horford was to move to suburban Chicago, where "I could provide Tito with at least three alternative housing and school arrangements". He advised Baltazar that "one of the best trial lawyers in the country" was willing to challenge the validity of Horford's letter of intent.
(The combination of anarchy and social responsibility is notable — the how-to guide advises that one should never ask permission of city officials, but must always clean up after the event).
In some cases, Wyclif advises that one must suffer tyrannical rule as a divine punishment, particularly when a king deprives His subjects of material wealth.
