The phrase "advised to find out" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting that someone should seek information or clarification about a particular matter.
Example: "After the meeting, I was advised to find out more about the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "recommended to discover" or "urged to investigate".
Incidental Intelligence: If for any reason you look up " "table d'hote" in the "Reader's Encyclopedia" you are advised to find out about it under "a la carte".
When Whirlpool was considering custom-built appliances, the company was advised to find out whether customers were interested and whether customization would generate more market share or more profit.
The New Yorker, August 4 , 1956P. 16 Incidental Intelligence: If for any reason you look up " "table d'hote" in the "Reader's Encyclopedia" you are advised to find out about it under "a la carte".
However, she found herself hit by a "wave of emotion and facts" when, following the death of her mother in February 2013, she was advised to find out if the inheritance tax exemption relating to members of the armed forces might apply to her mother, Juanita's, estate.
By Fred Packard and John McCarten The New Yorker, August 4 , 1956P. 16 Incidental Intelligence: If for any reason you look up " "table d'hote" in the "Reader's Encyclopedia" you are advised to find out about it under "a la carte".
It is advised to find out nonchalantly if she would appreciate that as a gift, as some women feel objectified by this type of behaviour.
"Then use Freedom of Information (FOI) requests," Morrell advises, "to find out the history of the road for the last two years, the inspection regime, what faults have been identified, and any repairs that have been carried out".
"It is obvious that Ramzan Kadyrov was advised to find some way out of the uncomfortable situation he got himself into," said Oleg P. Orlov, director of the rights group, Memorial.
Mr. Schwaber advises borrowers to find out which index applies to the ARM they are interested in, and then do some quick Internet research to look at how it has performed in the past.
He expects the vicar to know medicine as well as religion, and advises him to find out what everyone is doing, specifically so that he can rebuke them where necessary.
