The phrase "advised to implement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting or recommending that someone take action or put a plan into effect.
Example: "The team was advised to implement the new software system by the end of the quarter."
Alternatives: "recommended to adopt" or "suggested to execute".
Therefore, payers are advised to implement health services research alongside reimbursement of the DIS technology.
The report of last week's workshop will include a blueprint for action, and we would be well advised to implement it as quickly as possible.
"All Heads of Departments and Agencies are urgently advised to implement this directive and bring it to the attention of their female staff within their line departments and agencies," the memo reads.
Moreover, we advised to implement the use of alcohol-based handrub, when appropriate, as recommended by current international guidelines [27].
An overview of the intervention is depicted in box 1. Participants were advised to implement these recommendations in their home situation.
If the results of this trial are as expected, it will be advised to implement the ABC tool in routine care.
Prime Minister Franjo Gregurić advised Tuđman to implement Špegelj's plan.
One was to allow outsiders like think-tanks, universities and charities to bid against civil servants in proposing new policies and advising how to implement them.
It reviews the procedures currently applied for the measurement uncertainty calculation according to ISO Guide and reports on an expert system developed to teach and advise how to implement these procedures.
Recently both the WHO and the Endocrine Society revised their guidelines and advise now to implement the IADPSG screening strategy for GDM [ 21, 22].
The incoming Greek government would be well advised to consider this before just implementing more of the same for its population, even if it is stretched out somewhat.
