The phrase "advised to explain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting that someone should provide clarification or details about a particular topic or situation.
Example: "The committee advised to explain the reasons behind the decision during the meeting."
Alternatives: "recommended to clarify" or "urged to elaborate".
Disabled passengers are advised to explain the degree of assistance they require when making their reservation.
Teachers are advised to explain the concept of grieving by telling pupils that when an elephant dies the rest of the herd are sad and show this by gathering around the body, unwilling to leave it.
Tutors were also advised to explain past cases of contract cheating and the outcomes of these cases for the students involved.
However, the treating therapists who handed over the questionnaire package were explicitly advised to explain the assignment in detail and according to therapists' feedback all patients reported to understand all instructions.
Groups that oppose these laws would be well advised to start explaining to voters, state by state, why such strict laws are bad policy.(Photo credit: AFP).
In relation to specific activities, the most frequently performed were those that could be done in a short period of time--asking about tobacco, advising to quit, explaining the harmful effects, encouraging/motivating patients to quit, and suggesting NRT, actions to cut down, and smoking alternatives (Table 3).
The Nice guidelines advise practitioners to "explain to menopausal women that the likelihood of HRT affecting their risk of dementia is still unknown".
She advises hosts to explain the cellphone rules in the invitation, have clear signs at the party and, when possible, carve out a special area for important calls — like a smoking area for those who need to check in with the baby sitter.
As a result, if a referee were to require that all alert C's are to be addressed in a CIF submitted for publication in Acta Crystallographica, we advise authors to explain away PLAT732 for riding hydrogen atoms by quoting Note 2 in the documentation for that test.
If homeowners call about raccoons on their property, for example, they are advised to call a private exterminator, explained Nicholas Sbordone, a spokesman for the Department of Information, Technology and Telecommunications, which operated the service.
If a patient does not qualify, this is explained and the patient is advised to contact his/her GP for further advice.
