The phrase "advised to enter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting or recommending that someone should go into a place or situation.
Example: "After reviewing the application, the committee advised to enter the next phase of the selection process."
Alternatives: "recommended to enter" or "suggested to enter".
Those who want to play are advised to enter with a doubles team or co-ed foursome.
Visitors to this event are advised to enter at 91 Claremont Avenue, between 120th and 122nd Streets.
Fewer clients were advised to enter a debt management plan – 27.2% in the first six months of the year compared to 40% in 2007.
Faxes found in the center and wiretaps of telephone conversations between Mr. Remadna and the aide to Mr. bin Laden in Afghanistan, Abu Zubaydah, confirmed previous reports that recruits had lately been advised to enter Afghanistan from Iran rather than Pakistan, Mr. Megale said.
Mr Gove's idea is that exam boards should still set courses but that schools would be advised to enter students for them only if they were approved by a Russell Group university.
From a policy perspective we conclude that affected physicians are well advised to enter the supervision of a physician health programme voluntarily, and that regulatory boards are well advised to continue supporting these programmes.
(Note: This is a very good reason why people are advised to never enter private keys manually, and why secure hardware is highly recommended).
These individuals are advised to first enter a "skilling up" phase before more traditional forms of training are implemented [ 5] in case their capabilities are low.
Depending on the next signals from DeVos, the AGs might be well-advised to enter the new gainful employment lawsuit as well.
She was advised to avoid entering the laboratory when SEB was being used or consider prophylactic use of antihistamines to control symptoms.
So he advised Congressmen to enter the councils.
