"advised to give" is a correct and usable format of words in written English.
It is typically used in the context of someone offering an advice or recommendation regarding something that should be given or provided. For example: The doctor advised to give the patient an antibiotic to treat the infection.
After a few appearances, I was advised to give up preparing for its hearings.
Chambers believes that Dasaolu might be best advised to give the world indoor championships a miss.
But advocates of labelling would probably be well advised to give up the ballot-box battle, at least for now.
At 5 foot 2 and 105 pounds, he was advised to give up boxing and try his luck with horses.
They do, he said, though it's not the kind of place you'd be advised to give yourself airs.
And fans of coherent storytelling might also be advised to give this bombastic fantasy action picture a wide berth.
In the Creativity area, put items that "reflect the lab's successes, papers you've published or news of your groundbreaking research," Huntington advises, to give people an idea of your "legacy".
But, there are some things for sale on the infamous site that we wouldn't advise to give as gifts, like a pet rock or an expired bag of animal crackers.
Although it is as yet not completely clear which patients do need locoregional radiotherapy, in the Netherlands the current guidelines advise to give axillary and supraclavicular radiotherapy in case of >3 positive axillary lymph nodes or a positive apical node.
So fragile was her health that she was advised to never give birth.
Though readers are well-advised to give all classics a proper chance rather than tossing aside Pride and Prejudice or The Scarlet Letter after a few boring pages, we can rest assured that even if we never come to appreciate Austen or Hawthorne, we would be in exalted company.
