The phrase "advised to allocate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is being recommended or instructed to set aside resources, time, or effort for a specific purpose.
Example: "The team was advised to allocate additional funds for the upcoming project to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "recommended to assign" or "suggested to designate".
Generally, investors are advised not to allocate more than 10percentt of their portfolio to a sector fund.
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Participants will be advised to stop taking their allocated treatment and discuss on-going use of smoking cessation products with their general practitioner or lead maternity caregiver.
Participants reporting an injury during the study period will be advised to stop the gradual increase in allocated shoe use until they have recovered.
Patients will be advised to refrain from telling which group they were allocated to during visits.
The women allocated to the vitamin arm were advised to take a tablet of 1000 mg of vitamin C (as ascorbic acid) daily until they delivered.
The women allocated to the placebo arm were advised to take a placebo tablet (micro-crystalline cellulose) daily which was identical to the vitamin tablets in shape, color and size.
Finally, participants allocated to the salicylic acid group were advised to self treat for a maximum of eight weeks, but we collected patient self reported data on adherence to treatment only at one and three weeks after randomisation.
Women allocated to or who chose a repeat smear test were advised to re-attend at six months.
Subjects allocated to the smoking-reduction intervention arm (SRI) will be advised to reduce smoking consumption to at least half of their current consumption level within the next month.
