The phrase "advised to evaluate the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting that someone should assess or consider something carefully, often in a formal or professional context.
Example: "Employees are advised to evaluate the new policy changes before implementing them in their departments."
Alternatives: "recommended to assess the" or "encouraged to review the".
Buyers of real estate tech are well advised to evaluate the long-term viability of the startups with which they work.
Two experts advised to evaluate the policy twice a year with the complete team; for specific cases they advised to review these only with the specific professionals involved.
The Minister of Health, however, advised to evaluate the utilization and effectiveness of PCC for high risk groups first, before collective reimbursement of PCC in Dutch obstetric care would be (re considered.
In addition, MRI is advised to evaluate spinal canal encroachment and the extent of changes in the dura, spinal cord, nerve roots, soft tissue and ligaments [ 13, 39, 53].
Regarding the χ2 statistic of the CFA, it is advised to evaluate χ2 for larger samples in comparison with the degrees of freedom (~ cut-off χ2/df < 2) (Mueller, 1996).
Thus, a user at the regional scale would be advised to evaluate local scale variation among all maps before choosing one to get insight on the sources of differences (error or physical change in the landscape).
Women may be advised to evaluate their dental status during pregnancy and may have treatment for periodontal disease.
Clinical thyroidologists and laboratory specialists are strongly advised to carefully evaluate the analytical and clinical performance of any newly introduced highly sensitive Tg assay and to derive analytical cutoffs and clinical decision limits in their own DTC patient populations.
A veteran of several of Xerox's divisions, Ms Hollen advises on how to evaluate the usefulness of a new technology, whether in a product to be sold or as part of internal business.Bob Haas, a senior vice president at AT Kearney, considers the effect of technology on company strategy.
Oral analgesics were prescribed, the arm was immobilized in a sling, and it was advised that an MRI to evaluate the RC should be obtained.
Therefore it is advised to organize structural team meetings to evaluate the progress of improvement plans.
