The phrase "advised to guide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is being recommended or instructed to provide guidance or direction to others.
Example: "The new manager was advised to guide her team through the transition period to ensure a smooth workflow."
Alternatives: "recommended to lead" or "instructed to direct".
Experts say that radiation "hot spots" are scattered throughout the zone, so any visitors are advised to follow guides extremely carefully.
Those who don't speak Spanish would be well advised to seek a guide.
Though I prefer to discover places on my own, I had been strongly advised to hire a guide for a trek along the cliffs.
Enrollment targets are set based on the ability of a program to support students financially, to provide academic advising, and to guide students to success in meeting benchmarks for retention, advancement within normative time, and completion of the degree.
In the 20th-century encyclopaedias that provided indexes, the reader was invariably advised to read the guides to their use, because the index had become a sophisticated tool that offered a wealth of information in one alphabetical sequence.
Only 2% of women are advised to have an imaging guided needle biopsy in an outpatient setting using local anesthesia (invasive but very safe).
If the visitors asks about Trump attending Penn, the instructions state, the tour guide is advised to reply, "Yes, he graduated from Wharton in 1968," and move on to other topics.
Anyone who is preparing a field guide would be well advised to study the methods used in this flora.
Therapists are there to advise, to suggest and to guide; never let them take you to a place you don't like.
The Sociology advising mission is to guide and support students by providing helpful and timely advising services, clarifying policies and procedures, and encouraging students' to achieve their educational goals.
