The phrase "advised to complete the" 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: "You are advised to complete the registration form before the deadline to ensure your participation."
Alternatives: "recommended to finish the" or "instructed to finalize the".
Students who are considering graduate study in classics are strongly advised to complete the classics major.
The study, whose results were reported today, found that 56percentt of those advised to complete the course did not.
In preparation for the senior essay, students are advised to complete the methods requirement in the junior year.
Majors are strongly advised to complete the statistics and research methods requirements, in that order, by the fall term of their junior year.
*NOTE: Students who complete the PHYS 1112 PHYS 2213–PHYS 2214 orPHYS 2207 PHYS 2213 PHYS 2214 introductory sequence are advised to complete the 1-credit course PHYS 2216 before taking PHYS 3316.
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.
Because the list of subjects that fulfill the REST requirement is intentionally very specific, and because students are advised to complete this requirement early in their academic careers, the Committee rarely approves REST substitutions.
Majors are strongly advised to complete these courses as soon as possible as they provide foundations for many of the more specialized courses.
CoC rarely approves substitutions because the list of subjects that fulfill the REST Requirement is intentionally very specific, and because you are advised to complete this requirement early in your academic career.
Successful completion of two Physical Education courses is a Columbia College requirement that students are advised to complete by the end of the first year.
