The phrase "advised to complete a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is being recommended or instructed to finish a task or process.
Example: "Students are advised to complete a thorough review of the material before the exam."
Alternatives: "recommended to finish a" or "instructed to finalize a".
The majority of the patients were explained how to take AS+SP drugs at home (86.5%) and advised to complete all AS+SP doses (60.7%), however only 2.9% of patients had the first dose administered at the health facility, 6.1% were weighed and the advice on what patients should do in case of vomiting was rarely provided (6.4%).
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.
Jumpers are supposed to have a skydiving licence, and they are advised to complete at least 200 dives before they attempt base jumping.
All patients with scores above the threshold are advised to complete their final risk profile with additional measurements, by making an appointment at their general practice.
The participants in both groups will be advised to complete their reading of the app within the first 3 days and to set a quit date in the next 7 days.
To Hollywood, California, where the fatted calf is advised to complete its bucket list inside the next 48 hours.
The study, whose results were reported today, found that 56percentt of those advised to complete the course did not.
Participants were advised to complete one lesson every 7 10 days and to complete the six lessons within 10 weeks of starting.
More than 2,000 workers were advised to complete 60 days of postexposure prophylaxis to prevent inhalational anthrax.
In breast cancer for instance, female BRCA carriers are advised to complete both mammography and MRI [ 32].
