The phrase "advised through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone has been informed or guided via a specific medium or method.
Example: "She was advised through email about the changes in the schedule."
Alternatives: "informed via" or "guided through".
He would not be drawn on where the $230m needed to extend the partnership agreement would come from, saying it would be "advised through the budget".
The S.E.C. said in the court filing that it had asked Mr. Boone to testify at a commission proceeding, but that he had advised through his lawyer "that he would assert his Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination".
No 10 was also advised, through diplomatic channels, that the French and German governments would be less and less receptive to British renegotiation demands as their own general elections, which are due to be held in 2017, drew closer.
Teachable.net were advised through this round by Envestors LLP, a UK company which preps startups for Angel investment.
Beyond road cleanup, residents and businesses were responsible for the cleanup and collection of tephra within their properties, although it was not until 30 January that residents in Miyakonojo were advised through news media that tephra would be collected as non-burnable rubbish.
When the patient is referred back to the GP, the GP is advised, through a Consultation Letter, to continue duloxetine for the duration of 6 months.
She advises through Twitter: "Make today the day you do something for YOUR life.
Managing the expectations of both the mentors and the children they advise through e-mail is another challenge for online mentoring groups.
"Saying to a kid with A.D.H.D., 'If you want to, you can change your behavior' is like telling a nearsighted kid, 'You can read the blackboard if you want to.' " Parents, who Mr. Polis seems to be advising through much of the book, often have difficulty understanding the aggression and rages.
A training manual produced for the National District Attorneys Association advises, "Through photographs, letters, notes, and even music lyrics, prosecutors can invade and exploit the defendant's true personality".
He advised investing through bond funds -- and only high-quality ones.
