The phrase "advised to discuss the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting that someone should have a conversation or dialogue about a specific topic or issue.
Example: "The team was advised to discuss the project timeline during their next meeting."
Alternatives: "recommended to talk about the" or "encouraged to converse regarding the".
"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.
Consumers are advised to discuss the QPLs with their cancer specialist.
Cluster representatives were advised to discuss the NIMR visit with their ward representative and to counter any uzushi heard by giving details of this trip.
This information will be useful when considering implementation; if expectations are predictive of adherence and reductions in dizziness, GPs could be advised to discuss the rationale for the intervention in some detail with patients in order to bolster those expectations.
If mutations in the M. tuberculosis genome are identified by molecular drug-resistance testing, physicians are strongly advised to discuss the likely clinical relevance of the identified mutations in a MDR/XDR-TB consilium, which includes expert microbiologists.
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.
The ICDMS does not provide a general practice service, and other health issues not related to diabetes are not addressed during the consultations, and patients are advised to discuss these issues with their own GP.
Many people are nervous about blood tests ; they would be advised to discuss their concerns with the doctor.
Although health professionals in the UK are being advised to discuss weight issues with patients, the debate over how to do this continues [ 31, 36].
Once withdrawn from the study, the patient will be advised to discuss their further care plan with their surgeon.
