The phrase "advised to apply" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting or recommending that someone submit an application for a position, program, or opportunity.
Example: "After reviewing your qualifications, I would advise you to apply for the scholarship."
Alternatives: "recommended to submit" or "encouraged to apply".
When he was 13, he was advised to apply to the Royal Academy Schools at 16.
Competition is fierce and students are advised to apply as early as possible.
On acid soils, no-tillage farmers are often advised to apply lime to the soil surface without incorporation by tillage.
Because international transcripts require evaluation by WES, students are strongly advised to apply by this date.
Students interested in earning a PhD are advised to apply to the PhD program directly.
After speaking to De Montfort University staff at an open day, Ward was advised to apply through clearing.
While the findings provide insight on GP perceptions in this region, caution is advised to applying findings to the rest of the UK.
There are different reasons why society might decide to acquiesce with residual risk: The limits of scientific understanding which advises to apply 'praktische Vernunft' (practical reason) [8], and, alternatively or in addition, considerations of benefits drawn from new technologies.
Students with consistently inadequate knowledge do not progress, so Schools might be well advised to routinely apply the same to candidates who struggle to interact.
If any live lice were found (or if the child had nits and the child's school had a "no nits" policy), the guardian was notified and advised to immediately apply a second dimethicone treatment.
In the future, he would be well-advised to apply that principle in the academic marketplace, and avoid intentionally misleading his community by deceptive advertising of his intellectual "product" lines.
