The phrase "advised to discontinue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is being recommended or instructed to stop a certain action or behavior, often in medical or formal settings.
Example: "The patient was advised to discontinue the medication due to adverse side effects."
Alternatives: "recommended to stop" or "instructed to cease".
Women with multiple sclerosis (MS) who intend to get pregnant are often advised to discontinue disease modifying therapy (DMT) prior to conception.
Dr. Goldman said that Mr. Ben‐Gurion continued his vigorous walks until he was advised to discontinue them a few months ago.
Because of possible complications, patients scheduled to undergo surgery or other medical procedures may be advised to discontinue certain supplements for days or even weeks before surgery.
All customers who purchased the counterfeit products have been proactively contacted by Groupon notifying them of the recall and have been advised to discontinue use immediately, dispose or return the goods, and seek professional medical advice if they have concerns about their health".
After the detoxification phase, patients were advised to discontinue the overused medication.
After failing to receive the support of his own confederation, South African Tokyo Sexwale has been advised to "discontinue his campaign".
The Consumer Product Safety Commission advises to discontinue use of these sleepers and contact HALO innovations to receive a replacement product.
If replicated, our findings encourage investigating the importance of driving assessment and clinical intervention (i.e. advise to discontinue driving) in this population.
Most importantly, the patient should be advised to never discontinue insulin and to seek professional advice early in the course of the illness.
When my dentist observed an extreme loss of my lower jaw bone and found out I had been taking Fosamax for several years, he advised me to discontinue that drug (too late to help, unfortunately).
Five years later, the Kountze school district was unable to avoid litigation over a similar issue even after two attorneys, Mr. Brandt said, advised it to discontinue the cheerleaders' ritual after it received a letter from the national Freedom From Religion Foundation saying the banners violated constitutional doctrine.
