The phrase "advised to enhance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting improvements or recommendations for better performance or quality in a specific context.
Example: "Employees are advised to enhance their skills through continuous training and development programs."
Alternatives: "recommended to improve" or "encouraged to upgrade".
In general, engagement in prosocial actions (e.g., helping, advising) appears to enhance health and quality of life outcomes [ 33, 34].
"It is unthinkable that after being advised to make specific changes to enhance our application, the legislative leaders could not come to an agreement on legislation that would have significantly increased our competitiveness," the joint statement from the mayor and governor said.
Policy- and decision-makers are advised to pay particular attention to enhancing the readiness of nurses for change through targeted training sessions, workshops and careful restructuring of their work duties in order to provide them the time necessary to carry out administrative requirement related to reporting quality and safety indicators.
Students are often advised to exercise because of its mood-enhancing properties and for good reason.
The patient will also be advised to drink plenty of fluids after the operation as this helps to enhance the healing process.
These GPs advised to use a more intensive promotion campaign with frequent interpersonal contact in order to enhance and maintain participation.
Those interested in enhancing their own creative abilities would be well advised to read both books.
In addition, the CIR Panel recommended that αHA-containing products should be formulated to avoid enhancing sun sensitivity and that consumers should be advised to use daily sun protection.
To enhance the evidence base regarding clinical effectiveness, manufacturers and sponsors of product are advised to carry out an up-to-date systematic review which includes data from published and unpublished trials in the relevant patient population.
