The phrase "advised to carry out" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting or recommending that someone perform a specific action or task.
Example: "The team was advised to carry out a thorough analysis before making any decisions."
Alternatives: "recommended to perform" or "instructed to execute".
Meanwhile, those responsible for maintaining the towers have been advised to carry out additional chemical treatment to water in the systems as a precaution.
Among the policy decisions still to be made is what to do about the tens of thousands of Syrian Kurdish fighters that U.S. forces have trained, armed and advised to carry out the ground war against the Islamic State.
To enhance the evidence base regarding clinical effectiveness, manufacturers and sponsors of product are advised to carry out an up-to-date systematic review which includes data from published and unpublished trials in the relevant patient population.
Based on the professional agreement found here, there are key strategies that members of the public can be advised to carry out that would be helpful across disorders and age groups.
Mr. Burkhardt advised her to back out, and she did.
Virginia passed its law in 1924, largely thanks to Priddy's advocacy, but he was advised not to carry out any sterilizations until the law had been tested in court as far as appeals would take it.
He warned of extra costs for all life insurers with closed-book customers, and advised them to carry out an extensive fairness review of their products, particularly the exit and paid-up charges and their communications with customers.
Geltzer quotes Henry Kissinger's rationale for advising Bush to carry out the Iraq invasion: "We had to go in there … to make clear that challenging the United States had disastrous consequences….
Mr Melvin also advises individuals to carry out a pensions audit to check how much they can expect from the soon-to-be-reformed state second pension – likely to be folded into a beefed-up basic state pension at £140 a week – as well as any cash in private or workplace schemes.
He wrote to Charles in mid-October to inform the Archduke of what had happened: Charles wrote back advising Hesse to carry out a court-martial with independent judges to avoid any suspicion of prejudice.
