The phrase "advised to complete" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting or recommending that someone finish a task or fulfill a requirement.
Example: "You are advised to complete the registration form before the deadline to ensure your participation."
Alternatives: "recommended to finish" or "encouraged to complete".
The study, whose results were reported today, found that 56percentt of those advised to complete the course did not.
To Hollywood, California, where the fatted calf is advised to complete its bucket list inside the next 48 hours.
Jumpers are supposed to have a skydiving licence, and they are advised to complete at least 200 dives before they attempt base jumping.
If you're a local startup with an iPad app idea, you're advised to "complete the appropriate sections of a NFM Economic Award application and attach as detailed a provisional budget as possible" (here) – and remember, the deadline is Feb 24th.
Participants were advised to complete one lesson every 7 10 days and to complete the six lessons within 10 weeks of starting.
They were advised to complete a standardized questionnaire.
The Ballydoyle string has maintained its dominance in the absence of Ryan Moore, O'Brien's principal jockey, who has been advised to take "complete rest" as he recovers from a hip injury and has not ridden since 31 July.
In any case where possible, it is advised to annotate complete gene families or all the enzymes involved in a metabolic pathway, rather than a single isolated member of a larger group of genes.
If they had an exacerbation, participants were advised not to complete the questionnaires.
Thus, we included six modules and advised participants to complete at least one, but preferably two, lessons per week.
The general managers of centres were then reminded via telephone during the period from 2nd July and 8th July one week after the questionnaires were sent out and advised to return the completed questionnaires within the week.
