The phrase "advised to do that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone has been recommended or suggested to take a specific action.
Example: "After reviewing the situation, the committee advised to do that for the best outcome."
Alternatives: "recommended to do that" or "suggested to do that."
"I'm being advised to do that, reach out, hold Bar's hand," President Bush grumbled in a diary entry quoted in his memoirs, and he included a note that he wrote to his wife: "Sweetsie, Please look at how Mike and Kitty do it.
"These companies are not yet highly motivated to do that and probably judging from the way the winds blowing on the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act they would be ill advised to do that from a public relations standpoint," he says, referring to the 2008 law.
She also benefited by sleeping with an oxygen machine at night to ease her sleep apnea, something that her mother had been advised to do but that caseworkers say was not done properly.
This association might only reflect that patients who have higher phosphorus levels use phosphate binders because they are strongly advised to do so or that patients who use phosphate binders feel freer to eat more foods that are rich in phosphorus, thus requiring better dietary counseling.
The president is best advised to do the same: declare that the other side has foregone all pretense at rational legitimacy, and simply proceed to govern as best he can for the good of the country.
TILA TEQUILA turned 26 on Wednesday, and the reader is advised to do whatever is necessary to forget that useless fact.
Second, in the literature about guideline adherence, sometimes a distinction is made between so-called 'dos' and 'don'ts'; recommendations that advise to do something and those that advise not to do something.
Mr. Berardino, asked if anyone from Andersen's headquarters in Chicago had approved of the destruction, said, "I don't know yet if anyone advised him to do that".
Had he been my client I would have advised him to do that outside the stadium.
"And unfortunately whoever advised her to do that new ad about 'I am not a witch' didn't do her any favors".
So if your children do decide they do want to save money to go to college, how are you advising them to do that?
