The phrase "advised to discuss" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting that someone should have a conversation or dialogue about a particular topic or issue.
Example: "The team was advised to discuss their concerns during the next meeting to ensure everyone was on the same page."
Alternatives: "recommended to talk" or "encouraged to converse".
"The tenant would be well advised to discuss the situation with the owner, to see if a mutually acceptable resolution can be reached".
Any customer who had a positive test for HPV should be advised to discuss the result with their GP and follow up with a smear test.
Students are advised to discuss their proposed program with a Course 10 faculty advisor as soon as they become interested in a degree in chemical engineering.
The board is thus well advised to discuss with its general counsel ways in which it can reduce its exposure to allegations premised on willful blindness.
Students who receive financial aid at MIT are advised to discuss their study abroad plans with the Student Financial Aid Office at least one term prior to the term in which they wish to commence study abroad.
It is assumed, however, that graduate study in the program is a full-time occupation; students contemplating pursuit of substantial, long-term activities outside of the program are advised to discuss the matter with the Director of Graduate Studies or another faculty member.
In addition to talking with the departments within Engineering, students who are denied affiliation are strongly encouraged to visit with Engineering Advising to discuss options and plan their course schedule carefully.
People involved in criminal cases are usually advised to avoid discussing them unless they are in court or in their lawyers' offices.
Participants were advised to report or discuss any adverse effects with the MQ instructor, however none were reported.
Doctors are therefore advised to encourage parents to discuss CAM use for their children freely during hospital visits and to be willing to initiate discussions on this issue.
Mr. Burris, 71, who has denied any wrongdoing, told reporters he had been advised not to discuss the situation.
