The phrase "advised to adopt" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting or recommending that someone take on a particular practice, behavior, or policy.
Example: "The committee advised to adopt a more sustainable approach to resource management."
Alternatives: "recommended to embrace" or "suggested to implement".
This is exactly the posture that hardline Islamists who live in the West today are advised to adopt.
However, farmers are advised to adopt blending technique of media substrate and float tray system which is environmentally friendly to the ecosystem which also saves water and nutrient management.
And in 2003 it was advised to adopt price-level targeting by none other than Ben Bernanke, now the Fed's chairman.Beware self-fulfilling propheciesSome economists argue that central banks' determination to avoid deflation could have the opposite effect.
As the managing director, Tim O'Toole, wrote afterwards for the New Statesman, where you have high costs and a clear public interest "one is best advised to adopt a structure that is transparent and simple".
A board that wants to adopt this solution could do so unilaterally in many jurisdictions (including, for the most part, Delaware), though in general it would be better advised to adopt Corporate Governance 2.0 through a shareholder vote.
The NHS crisis intensified this weekend as hospitals were advised to adopt emergency procedures and admit young mental health patients to adult wards because of an acute national shortage of places for children and adolescents.
Experts say the pair would be well-advised to adopt a supine posture in a forum that often becomes theatrical.
Against this backdrop, the U.S. government would be well-advised to adopt a very low profile in the Middle East -- and certainly not "lead" yet another war, particularly one against Muslims.
If you are a sedentary person who enjoys quiet activities, it would be ill-advised to adopt breed of dog known for its high energy.
Instead, the Berkshire-based couple allege, they were advised to try to adopt from India – a country with which they have no close links.
He advised them to adopt what he calls an "inside-outside" strategy.
