The phrase "advised to agree to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting that someone should consent to a proposal or recommendation.
Example: "After reviewing the terms, the committee was advised to agree to the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "recommended to accept" or "counseled to consent to".
Under the guidelines, which cover cross-examination by defence barristers as well as behaviour by prosecutors, the defence team is advised to agree who will be the lead counsel to put questions to the victim in cases with more than one defendant, and the length of time given to the cross-examination.
It is unclear whether Aamer's lawyers have advised him to agree to a confidentiality agreement and to voluntary security measures.
I've advised clients to agree to receive a certain percentage of whatever cash their customers can generate after operating expenses, in good months and in bad, until their debt is paid off.
She seeks the guidance of a sorceress who advises her to agree to the marriage only if her future husband fulfills certain demands.
The phone company makes me pay $3.95 a month for call-waiting, whereas it would be better advised to pay me to agree to accept the service.
We would advise the public never to agree to having work carried out by a stranger knocking on your door". The forecast predicts another very warm and humid afternoon with periods of sunshine, and maximum temperatures of 24C to 27C (75F to 81F).
He has said he will advise the Assembly's Democrats to agree to anything that passes the State Senate.
Through their close friendship with her, they got her to agree to advise me fully on how to proceed, free of charge.
Householders have been advised to never agree to employ a trader who cold calls at their home.
We were advised, and agreed, to administer a low dose of the fertility drug Clomid to Amy.
